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Fabian Debora ~ Studio Visit

We paid a visit to Boyle Heights artist Fabian Debora at The Alexandria Hotel for a studio visit while he prepares for an upcoming show in March at Homegirl Cafe in Chinatown. Debora has been exploring a new style of painting for the past few years that has taken his art in a new and exciting direction. With no formal training (but plenty of street knowledge) Fabian has interned with Wayne Healy, a well known Los Angeles-based muralist and artist. Debora also studied under painter and muralist Vincent Valdez of San Antonio, Texas. Great opportunities have led Fabian to path of making his own mark in the LA art scene.

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