Julio Cesar Obscura
Julio Cesar Obscura is an award winning, Mexican-American artist based in Washington, D.C. His work explores and documents the complex weaving of identity, immigration, climate change, politics and cultural heritage. Obscura’s multidisciplinary practice is research-led and uses both established and emergent creative techniques for story driven design. Obscura has previously held various creative roles in national politics and currently works as a freelance artist. He is a Royal Society of Arts fellow, the first and former Fulbright Scholar at Royal College of Art in London where he received an MA, and holds an BA from Texas A&M International University.
Previously: Senior Creative Director for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and its 16th Administrator, Michael S. Regan, Creative Director for the Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, Deputy Digital Director/Filmmaker for Hillary Clinton Campaign, Digital for President Obama (White House term), and Digital post-production for PBS.
Education:
Royal College of Art, MA,
Texas A&M International University, BA