the Artists
Virginia Chevez
Virginia Chevez, from Mexico City, studied graphic communication at the Autonoma University of Mexico before focusing full time on painting. Her paintings are full of movement and vitality with an organic feel. Drawing from inner thoughts and personal experiences, she creates abstract images by applying rich layers of paint with a palette knife. Her work mimics the busy quality of a Pollack painting but with a particular Mexican style. more
Marilo Carral
Marilo Carral, from Mexico City, draws from her early childhood memories to create vibrant, expressive paintings. Carral's father, a painter and famous architect, inspired her to persue her passion for art. Color is essential in her work which encompasses still-lifes, abstracts and landscapes. Marilo Carral combines her love of nature with vivid memories to create her lush canvases. more
Claudia Casillas
Originally from Mexico City, Claudia Casillas has been a resident of San Miguel de Allende since 2001. Her colorful compositions range from whimsical figures to totally abstract interpretations. She has an inate ability to take the ordinary and transform it to the extraordinary. Casillas has studied and shown extensively in Mexico. more
Josephine Sacabo
Josephine Sacabo is an internationally acclaimed photographer whose work has been seen in one-person exhibitions in Paris, London, Madrid, Toulouse, Buenos Aires, Mexico City, San Miguel, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and other major U.S. cities. Her work has been collected by museums in the States and Paris and four books have been published of her photography. Josephine's work is characterized by highly subjective, introspective images that hover between reality and dream, often inspired by literary texts. more
