Bibi Luzárraga was born to Cuban parents in Chicago (1969) and raised in Miami, Florida.  She also resided in Italy and New York City and has traveled extensively thoughout Europe, South America, and the Caribbean.

An emerging photographer, her first collection, Le Femme Mystique, was inspired by society's secret obsession of finding love and sex over the Internet.  After personally researching this topic for two  years, art
imitates life through the glimpse of a digital camera lens and graphic design.  "I sent some of these images over the Net to people looking for love and they always caused a stir."

Bibi reminds us of the ultimate Universal Truth, 'Love is Everything and Everything is Love.'  Her underlying message in this composition is that love and sexual energy are healthy emotional expressions that nurture the human Soul and Spirit.

"Love, sex, and passion should be honored and celebrated rather than being exploited as offensive nudity that is unfortunately portrayed by pornographic websites.  This exploitation has affected every Internet user
with a bombardment of fem-bots, viruses, and spam from pornographic websites."

Love and sex are beautiful and passionate, not shameful and dirty.  Each one of us is driven by Love and Passion to feel alive and to succeed.

When the Spirit is fueled by these emotions, it functions at a higher optimal level.  From relationships to work, when we feel passionate about people and projects, we don't feel burdened, frustrated, or trapped.

When we work in Love, as opposed to living in Fear, work no longer feels like work because the Soul is happy and fulfilled.  When we are in Love with another soul, the combined energies dance together in a new, awakened energy."

Her professional background is marketing/PR/advertising within luxury goods and cosmetics industries.

EXHIBITS

* Gallery Art, Miami Design District , July - August 2005
* Mosaico, downtown Miami, August 2005
* Tobacco Road, downtown Miami,  Sept 2005

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Ten percent (10%)
of artist's sales will be donated to the Red Cross and Miami Artists for
Gulf Coast Relief in an effort to help the souls victimized by Hurricane
Katrina."