Papel Tejido 28 (both sides), by Lorenzo Hurtado Segovia

reviewed by Lil Copan in the October 2, 2013 issue

Papel tejido refers to woven paper constructions. This one is two-sided and can be hung in any direction. Lorenzo Hurtado Segovia says his works are inspired by Scottish tartan designs, basket weaving and abstract painting. Segovia’s works reflect Christian iconography and his own journey from Mexico to Los Angeles.

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