| 24.04.21 |
Q: Who are you and what do you do? (Question from “Arts Illustrated”) |
| 8.08.20 |
Q: I understand your comments to mean that being at the studio challenges you to be your best. How (why) do you think that works? (Question from Nancy Nikkal) |
| 13.06.20 |
Q: Can you give us your current elevator pitch? |
| 18.04.20 |
Q: Can you briefly explain how the Bolivian Carnival masks you depict in your work are used? |
| 31.08.19 |
Q: Can you tell us about the different series of work you have created and what they embody? |
| 10.08.19 |
Q: When did your love of indigenous artifacts begin? Where have you traveled to collect these focal points of your works and what have those experiences taught you? |
| 16.02.19 |
Q: In the “Bolivianos” series you are exclusively depict masks. What drew you to them? |
| 15.09.18 |
Q: Do your materials have properties that allow you to maximize what you depict in your work? |
| 14.11.15 |
Q: Do you have any favorites among the Mexican and Guatemalan folk art figures that you depict in your work? |
| 5.09.15 |
Q: How do you decide how much realism and how much imagination to put into a pastel painting? |
| 16.05.15 |
Q: Would you talk about how the Judas figures you depict in your pastel paintings function in Mexico? |
