Margo Lunsford-Chacon, born as an identical twin within a dynamic Caucasian-Hispanic American family, explores the complexities of multiracial identity. Her artistic sensibility is molded by the blanket of her undefined heritage, navigating the dualities of connection and alienation. The adversities of mental illness, trauma, and addiction in her early life have fueled her creative journey, transforming personal strife into her artistic practice. Lunsford-Chacon honed her craft at the Glassell School of Art and Houston Baptist University's painting program, where she was profoundly influenced by her mentor, Michael Roque Collins. There, she was encouraged to dismantle her emotional defenses and infuse her art with a resonant spiritual depth. This guidance helped forge her unique artistic voice, marked by themes of fragmentation and renewal and an unflinching examination of the human condition. Her art is a powerful medium for transformation, challenging viewers to explore and resolve their internal contradictions. Inspired by artists Egon Schiele and Paul Cezanne, her...