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The artist Luz Elena Moreno



Luz Elena Moreno is a Mexican artist that I have come to really enjoy.
Her work involves a great deal of mysticism and deep meaning regarding the symbolism that surrounds the angels she paints.  She talks about feelings & dreams and suggests maybe giving a message to the religious subconscious of each person.  I especially like the thematic narrative in her work and the use of wings.


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