Yareli Arizmendi: The Face of Cuba, Mexico, and Los Angeles
Gregg Chadwick
Portrait of Yareli Arizmendi
40"x30" oil on linen 2012
I recently completed a portrait of the immensely talented actress Yareli Arizmendi.
“The function of art is to renew our perceptions. The role of the artist is not to say or show what we can all speak or see, but that which we are unable to reveal” –Anais Nin
Born in Mexico, raised in the United States, Yareli Arizmendi coined a word, AmeXican to describe herself:
"It is a declaration of identity for the 21st century; my own account on how I prepared to wage battle in a world spilling over its human-made borders," explains Yareli.
Labels: A Day Without a Mexican, actress, AmeXican, art, chadwick, Cuba, gregg chadwick, Like Water for Chocolate, Mexico, painters, painting, portrait, USA, Yareli Arizmendi
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