| 16.02.22 |
Pearls from artists* # 494 |
| 14.08.21 |
Q: When did you start using the sandpaper technique and why (Question from “Arte Realizzata”) |
| 7.09.19 |
Q: Your work is unlike anyone else’s. There is such power and boldness in your pastels. What processes are you using to create such poignant and robustly colored work? |
| 22.12.18 |
Q: Would you speak about the meaning of your work and the different materials you use? |
| 15.09.18 |
Q: Do your materials have properties that allow you to maximize what you depict in your work? |
| 12.12.15 |
Q: Have any artists influenced you technically? |
| 21.12.13 |
Q: Can you discuss your process, including how you actually use Mexican and Guatemalan folk art figures in your art? |
| 11.05.13 |
Q: What is it about soft pastel that you find so intriguing that you use it as your primary fine art medium? |
| 13.04.13 |
Q: When and why did you start working on sandpaper? |
| 16.03.13 |
Q: Your “Gods and Monsters” series consists of tableaux of Mexican and Guatemalan figures that are photographed in a way that blurs certain elements to abstraction while others are in clear focus. Can you please speak more about this work? |
| 28.10.12 |
Q: How do you know when a pastel painting is finished? |
