About this episode

Estefania Ajcip discusses her experiences with immigration and family separation and how they influence her art.

Painter Estefania Ajcip discusses growing up between Guatemala and the United States, family separation caused by immigration, and how those experiences inform her mixed media painting practice and artistic development in Los Angeles.

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