Anima

Statement:

"This symbolic series is based on the repetition of a pattern that doesn’t necessarily follow any specific rule, but it does show continuity and interesting transformations in volume, form, and color. ANIMA is the connection of the inner self with the subconscious, as an artist and graphic designer I’m always looking for different ways to translate intangible emotions that can reveal different realities in which we can all collectively connect with, but in a subconscious way, this is also my effort to visually confront my own fears and tribulations as a vulnerable human being."

Bio:

Carlos Limas holds an MFA from UTRGV, a BA in graphic design from the Instituto Profesional de Arte y Diseño in Monterrey, México, and a second BA in Studio Art at l’Académie Royale des Beaux-Arts de Bruxelles in Belgium. He also completed a residency at the Accademia di Brera in Milan, Italy, with Arte Povera artists Luciano Fabro and Diego Esposito. As a multidisciplinary artist, Carlos works in painting, video installation, photography, and graphic design. Limas has exhibited in group and solo art exhibitions in México, Belgium, the US, Slovakia, Italy, France, China, and Bolivia. He has served as the Director of the School of Art Escuela Adolfo Prieto at CONARTE in Monterrey, Mexico creating multiple projects for the art community, including a local TV show called CULTURA 010. At UTRGV, Carlos taught digital photography and worked as a gallery coordinator with Professor Maria Elena Macias and the UTRGV permanent collection.
Limas also served as the official photographer of the FOLD Art, Practice, and Metaphor exhibition curated by Professor Raheleh Filsoofi at three venues, including the IMAS Museum in McAllen, Texas. Limas is currently the Program Specialist at the Center for Latin American Arts, covering events in México, Perú, and the United States, under the direction of Dr. Katherine Moore McAllen.