Tag: Mexican visual artist and designer

In this insightful interview, artist Cecilia Lopez shares her journey from childhood to professional artist, revealing how her work reflects both her personal evolution and a deep connection to her Mexican heritage. Through vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and a blend of realism and stylization, Cecilia’s art invites us to explore themes of identity, self-expression, and cultural pride.

In this interview, Toronto artist Julia Hacker opens up about her journey from fashion design to becoming a well-known abstract floral painter. Originally from Belarus, Julia now lives in Canada, where she draws inspiration from her life, cultural background, and the changing seasons in a woman's life. Her vibrant artwork explores themes like growth, strength, and connection. Julia shares how her creative process is deeply personal, with each painting reflecting her experiences and emotions, while also inviting viewers to reflect on their own lives.

Maria Rosati, a printmaker specializing in silkscreen and intaglio, opens up about how her art reflects her journey of self-acceptance, exploring the intersection of identity, fatphobia, and femininity. Raised in an Italian-Canadian family in a border city, Maria’s work uses layering and process to challenge societal perceptions and create space for conversations about body image and cultural expectations.

In this interview, Cecilia Lopez, also known as Ceciloel, talks about her path as an artist and how her vibrant Mexican background and the experience of becoming a mother have shaped her work. She explains how her bold use of color and cultural themes reflect her deep personal connection to her roots. Discover more about her creative process and what keeps her inspired to paint.