Serpent NO.39 Luis Flores’s Casa #3depicts the

Luis Flores’s Casa #3depicts the outline of a red house floating over palm trees accompanied by images of a person's face

where all the important things in life can fit in a pocket or under a pillow

The artist relocated to the United States permanently in 1993 when he received a fellowship to work at the Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop in New York City

The print Quest: We Who Believe in Freedom Cannot Rest illustrates a couple in a doorway of a structure that is either a house or a building

[I am] compulsively self-indulgent in the pleasure of making crayon tones and tusche washes on slabs of Bavarian limestone and plates of grained aluminum

Serpent NO.39 Luis Flores’s Casa #3depicts theFrom the Artist Offset printing is a completely new experience for me. Although I have incorporated many diverse media into my work (photomontage, collage, encaustic, etc.), creating an editioned print was uncharted territory. I came [to the Brandywine Workshop and Archives, Philadelphia] with a clean slate, unencumbered with any preconceived ideas or plans. I wanted to create something that was "non pictorial" and completely spontaneous. My idea was