Still at the Eagle's Project I interviewed Lucia Michel next. She had chattered through the other interview, the most exhuberent of the group. Her actual site was having some difficulty with their lift so she was at the school, helping to paint a large picture of Che Guevarra.
Name: Lucia Michel
Age: 25
Age: 25
Birthplace: Bel Air Maryland
Current Location (excluding internship): Philadelphia/Bel Air
Education: MFA from Philadelphia Academy of Fine Art
Preferred Medium: Oils
Site: 6500 block of Germantown Avenue
Artist: John Laidacker
Jobs on Site: Priming, and Painting, we're starting the mural from scratch right now.
Job Questions:
Why did you apply for this internship? I didn't really think that I'd get the job, but if I did I thought it would be a fun useful way to utalize my education. I also got to spend time outside which was a must.
What do you plan on gaining from this experience? Hopefully knowledge of a potential future job, as of right now this is something I'd like to do. Either way it's painting.
Future Plans? Pay back my student loans, my future involves whatever I need to do to pay them back.
Favorite Mural? I don't think I could choose, if I had to pick I'd say this one. I like the fish.
Personal Questions:
What are you listening to? The radio mostly, I play spin-the-dial.
Favorite Color? Purple.
Favorite Food? I love to eat carrots.
Favorite Season? I like summer and spring.
Favorite Emotion? Youthful exuberance.
If you could be any animal...? I'd definatly be a cat, you get to lie around and sunbath and everyone pets you.
Favorite Place on Earth? My house in Bel Air.
Did you remember sunscreen? I have two different kinds. Even though I tan through the sunscreen, I dont want cancer or leather skin.
How can art change the world? Art is an indirect force for change.
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