According to a city press release, Llergo’s unique painting style captures the energy of the human body in motion, inspired by her lifelong participation in dance, skydiving, yoga and competitive swimming. She has attended a variety of art festivals across the U.S., earning a number of best-of-show and outstanding-achievement awards for her work.
Llergo was born and raised in Mexico City, where she received her bachelor’s degree in graphic design as well as advanced degrees in multimedia, animation and abstract art, according to city officials. Her art will be featured on festival T-shirts and other promotional material as well as in a booth centrally located at the festival.
More information on Llergo, including a gallery of her work, can be found on her website.
The free-to-attend festival, which is operated by the city of Richardson, is held at Cottonwood Park, located at 1301 W. Belt Line Road. Cottonwood is a juried art show that features work from the nation’s top visual artists. Taking place on the first full weekend in May and October, the festival also includes live musical performances, numerous dining options and a creative children’s area. City officials have yet to announce who the featured artist will be for the October festival, which will be held Oct. 7-8.
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