Linda Mota

People within the work are often gaunt with enlarged heads, gnarled skin, and emancipated bodies. They are a projection of what we are afraid to admit to ourselves.
The world that these figures inhabit has an overwhelmingly strong presence of emotion. It can be interpreted as negative, but with the dark tone comes the light. Being encapsulated inside your mind and creating dark does nothing for your being, it gives the illusion that there is nothing but doom and gloom.

Feelings of isolation and detachment makes things worse, and expressing an individual view of your world can be challenging if your tongue is perpetually grasped in fear. I merely hope to express my experiences with those I regard as very close with a dream like environment in hope I’m not alone with my personal relationships and how they either regress, or progress.

BFA obtained at Houston Baptist University 2015.

Currently working on MFA at Houston Baptist University.

I am also attending Excelsior University and working on my BSA/MBA with a focus on Management Information Systems.

Colors of Humanity “Wet Paint” Exhibition, 2015

Annual Summer All Media Juried Online International
Art Exhibition, Juried by Larry Bradshaw, 2015

HBU Undergraduate Student Art Exhibition, 2015

HBU Undergraduate Show, Winter 2014

HBU Juried Undergraduate Student Art Exhibition, Juried by Susan Plum, 2014

HBU Undergraduate Student Art Exhibition, 2013