A South Florida Hispanic artist who notwithstanding the challenges of developmental disabilities, with the support of her team and technology creates abstract art that conveys a special meaning and message to those who see and purchase them.  Owning a piece of LUZ’s art will inspire you to “Believe In”, to “Dare to Dream”, to “Enjoy…”, and to see the “Possibilities” for your life and  move beyond your personal challenges.  An inspiring micro-enterprise pioneer, Lucy demonstrates that people can reach their dreams by using their talents to develop their own businesses and achieve the American dream of self sufficiency.  Her family’s motto:  To Love, To Learn, To Share and To Serve.  Lucy’s business name:  Life’s Unlimited Zenith, LLC is best understood by Gandhi’s quote:  “My life is my message”. 

“Not being able to speak is not the same as not having anything to say, to do, to learn, to dream!”

Eduardo was born in Cuba and is the grand nephew of famous Cuban artist, Jose A. Bencomo Mena.  He lived in Connecticut until September of 2010 when he moved to St. Petersburg, FL.  Eduardo works in glass, granite, oils on canvas, and art on paper.  He sold his first piece of art in 1975.

Veronica Coffin is a wife, mother and a person who had worked in education for many years. She also has Cerebral Palsy, and she has always loved art as a child as a form of therapy to cope with adversity. As an adult, she was inspired by her family, friends, and her art teacher to continue expressing herself through art. She joined VSA in September 2011, and her work is displayed in the Montage Art Show at the University of South Florida. She lives in Largo, Florida with her family. 

Susan Cremin, BWS has been teaching art and selling her work for the past 18 years in the Treasure Coast, and 25 years through the U.S., Canada and South America.  Her works spans the gamut from illustrative to impressionistic, abstraction to just plain fun.  She expresses color from her heart and translates it into exciting works of art.

Susana is a certified instructor for several disciplines, however, never tires of acquiring new knowledge.  She is always learning and experimenting with new techniques and surfaces.  She shares with her students her enthusiasm and knowedge to express feelings and emotions with others through their art.  It is truly a wonder to see a student's evolution with knowledge and guidance.

Twice nominated for Outstanding Visual Artist by the Martin County Arts Council in 2007 and 2008, she has won numerous local First Place Awards.  She is a signature member of the Baltimore Watercolor society and her works are held in numerous private and public collections throughout Canada, South America and the United States including the collection at The Elliott Museum in Hutchinson Island in Florida. 

Susana thrives when painting, intensely in tune with her subject.  She observes and expands the play of light and shadows.  She takes on the challenge to portray on a one-dimensional surface an elusive moment.