Filmmaker Victoria Jorgensen talks with visual artist Lydia Rubio about her impressive career and the work that she’s creating now in isolation.
A longtime Florida artist whose family moved here from Cuba when she was 14, Rubio is based now in New York and was an architect before she moved into fine art. Her artistic “investigations” range from landscapes to abstraction and from works on paper to large-scale public art.
Rubio urges viewers to stay both creative and positive right now — and to search, as she does, for the light.
Explore Lydia Rubio’s work at lydiarubio.com
This film was produced by Victoria Jorgensen and edited by Sheree Johnson.
