María Lucía Varona

María Lucía Varona

    María Lucía Varona, also named after ‘lulu’, is a Puerto Rican artist currently living in New York City. She practices embroidery since childhood with her grandmother-grandteacher. Now developing her own narrative through cross-stitching, stories that often explore existential inquietudes and topics about time, our relationship with the environment and with ourselves. She also likes to play music and perform with her friends.

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