“One of the things about trauma is, you don’t know what it’s like until you live it,” Alvarez said. “You don’t know how you’re going to be. It felt like I had lost this connection to family, to the land. I just knew I had to work, but it was driving me nuts that I couldn’t because I had to deal with finding my mother and sister, and I was teaching. But when I walked into the studio, I devoured what was there. I just knew I had to find solace.”
Chicago Legend Candida Alvarez Finds Comfort—and Reprieve from Trauma—in Abstraction
ArtNews , March 13, 2020
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