What started as a passion for authentic Mexican cuisine soon became a celebration of culture, color and art.
     In 2010, Marco Rojas and Carlos Cervantes combined their lifelong love of food to open Fresco Mexican, now a beloved neighborhood Mexican restaurant in Chester NJ. Inspired by their deep roots in Mexico and the vibrant folk traditions they grew up with, the idea for something more began to grow.
     During their regular visits to Mexico, Marco and Carlos found themselves collecting stunning pieces of Mexican folk art-handcrafted works by indigenous artisans that told rich stories of heritage and history.
     They realized that these one-of-a-kind items deserved a place to shine, and Random Acts of Fresco was born.
     Our Love for traditional Mexican craftsmanship started alongside our culinary journey. We wanted to bring these beautiful, meaningful pieces to Chester-so others could experience The soul of Mexico through its art.
     Today, Random Fresco is more than a shop-it’s a cultural destination. From hand-painted ceramics and embroidered textiles to vibrant Dia de los Muerto art, every item is selected with
care and purpose. Visitors are not only buying art-they are supporting artisans and keeping centuries-old traditions alive.