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Soaking in a Colorful Identity with @thelmadibujos

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(This interview was conducted in Spanish)

“I’d like the spectators to observe carefully the details on my paintings and drawings. I’d like them to see the glances, the suppressed smiles, what’s underneath the clothes or the textures,” says Thelma Lugo (@thelmadibujos), a Mexican artist who lives in McAllen, Texas.

Through her art, Thelma wants to reassure her national identity. “I love Mexico and its gorgeous colors, and I try to soak myself in every shape and every color so that you can feel my Mexican essence.”

In her work it’s easy to spot a mix of textures and materials. “A lot of my paintings keep little details to be discovered by the spectator and maybe they can find something that connects them to the piece. I also hope that they can find in the colors, the vibrant message of every character.”

Thelma usually paints faces that reflect her mood. “People say I draw myself, but I don’t see the resemblance,” she says. “I’ve done male figures but I always return to my female figures. Maybe it’s because I believe women are very strong.”