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Sci-Fi artist Raul Cruz \u2018Racrufi\u2019 paints \u201cCyber Diva\u201d in his studio in Coyoacan, Mexico. Courtesy of the artist. Courtesy: Raul Cruz<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

<\/b>Raul Cruz is all about paying tribute to Mexico\u2019s Indigenous roots through his imaginative, narrative art.<\/p>\n

Cruz, an illustrator from Mexico City, imagines an Indigenous society far beyond what has been written in history books. Cruz draws inspiration from his own heritage, which is rich in myth and legend, stories he has heard throughout his lifetime; and he has used his imagination to create an extensive body of work.<\/p>\n

Most artists have a collection of finished art. Each piece takes its own time to complete, with each not being done until the artist is satisfied. However, This is not the case for Cruz, whose artistic impulses lead him to abandon rather than finish his artwork.<\/p>\n

\u201cAll my work makes me proud, although none has left me 100 percent satisfied,\u201d he said. \u201cThere will always be one more detail to add because artwork can never be considered finished.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Cruz\u2019s primary influence is drawn from Mayan culture. He uses Mayan motifs to create scenarios of Mesoamerican and Mexican Folklore with an occasional steampunk twist. Although he generally does not like to be classified, he says his art belongs to a genre called \u201cFantastic art,\u201d a branch of science fiction. He said only a few works of his have been made with the intention of falling into the steampunk genre because the theme revolved around the Mexican revolution when steam engines were popular.<\/p>\n

\u201cI like to know that by seeing my works, people enjoy some kind of journey through fantasy,\u201d Cruz said.<\/p>\n

Cruz\u2019s artwork stands out thanks to his trademark Mesoamerican style, which identifies him as an original Latino artist. According to Cruz, one of the ways that he finds his art unique is by \u201ca proposal of passionate origin, trying to show the art of my ancestors in a fantastic way.\u201d\u00a0 <\/span>He found pre-hispanic art, Aztec, Mayan, Teotihuacan and Olmec art through books, his schooling, television, archaeological sites he visited and most importantly through his family.<\/p>\n

In many paintings, Cruz portrays women as warriors, standing strong between worlds of imagery and reality. His intention is to showcase female strength in his ancestral culture.<\/p>\n

\u201cI try to highlight my culture and its past, present and future history, with a Mexican woman who breaks with the stereotype of European beauty imposed by the media in Mexico,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

One particular painting depicts a biomechanical Virgin Mary, an icon in Mexican culture. The flowers painted beside her give the painting a mix of realism and humanoid, sci-fi fantasy.<\/p>\n

Cruz draws inspiration from any place or anything that surrounds him, from textures to landscapes, to ancient art. He always keeps a small sketchbook at hand anywhere he goes. In addition to Mesoamerican themes, Cruz\u2019s other main influence is science fiction. Growing up, he enjoyed television shows like \u201cThunderbirds\u201d and movies like \u201c2001: A Space Odyssey.\u201d<\/p>\n

Cruz describes his childhood as imaginative and restless. He showed an interest for the arts early in his life, spending most of his time drawing or building. A self-taught artist, he had the support of his family to pursue his artistic career from a young age.<\/p>\n

His advice to future generations to find what they\u2019re passionate about, follow their creative impulses against any situation that tries to stop them\u2014be it money, prejudices, family, society, fashion, etc.\u2014because, according to Cruz, creativity is an act of rebellion.<\/p>\n

In addition to his Mesoamerican concepts, technique is a crucial element for Cruz\u2019s artwork, although it has varied over the years. Cruz mainly uses acrylic, oils, pencils and watercolors, but he has started to experiment with making sculptures, and using different materials like papers metals, woods, plastic, and recycled objects.<\/p>\n

One of the ways Cruz\u2019s art evokes the era before European conquest, is by the way he uses colors. \u201cI combine them in such a way that they end up getting dirty and giving the appearance of corrosion, of [being] \u2018old.\u2019\u201d<\/p>\n

Cruz has exhibited his art in places like Milan, New York and Cuba, as well as Mexico City, where he was received very positively. While people from all over the world have praised his work, he says the reaction he receives from people of Mexican descent is much more intense and emotional. He credits this to \u201ca feeling of cultural identity, of belonging, of [one\u2019s] very own mythical fantasies, difficult to explain in words.\u201d<\/p>\n

Cruz experiences a mixture of joy, uncertainty, satisfaction and doubt whenever exhibits, but he said the utmost gratification for him comes from the feeling of having transported his audience to an era they have never been to before.<\/p>\n

\u201cArt is universal,\u201d he said. \u201cThe cultural heritage of any country in the world will always be valued by people with sensitivity.\u201d\u00a0 \u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Cruz\u2019s work is being exhibited this year at the Riviera Maya, Cancun, Playa del Carmen, Italy, and Los Angeles. To see more of his work visit his website: racrufi7.wixsite.com\/racrufi<\/a> or follow his Instagram at @racrufi<\/i><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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