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Preview: Felix Quintana “Painting With Light”

Felix F. Quintana is an artist based in South East Los Angeles, whose photographic work focuses on identity and culture, through light painting, a digital collage technique.
His debut solo show opens this weekend at Avenue 50 Studio (Satellite Gallery), Highland Park.

Please enjoy some images of Felix's work below to get an idea of what will be on display.

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