[1] Thematically, her work focuses on the dichotomy and decay of humanity using neon and pastel colors, grotesque figures and distorted shapes.
[2] The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego selected Panca to host an event in "Made by X" series in March 2018.
[6] "The Savagery of Women" (site specific mural) was displayed in the entry way of the San Diego Art Institute as part of their winter benefit in 2015.
an exhibition of original works by Panca, was shown at Bread and Salt, San Diego April 8 to June 16, 2017.
[8] New Contemporaries 2016 SD Art Prize Emerging Nominated Artists was shown at the San Diego City College Gallery, June 18- July14th, 2016[3] Panca was nominated by Alex Zaragoza for the San Diego Art Prize in 2016 as an Emerging Artist.