Delvin Lugo is a New York City-based artist whose work explores themes of home, intimacy, and identity through narrative figurative painting. These investigations have led him to experiment with home linens, whose worn surfaces reflect the intimacy and lived-in feeling of his work. He began his studies at the Maine College of Art before moving to New York to complete his education at the School of Visual Arts. Upon completing art school, fashion styling became his creative outlet. Being surrounded by many creative designers inspired him to create and paint again. Delvin is a 2024 Bronx Art Museum AIM Fellow and also LMCC Workspace resident. Lugo is a recipient of the 2025 Lillian Orlowsky and William Freed Grant presented by The Provincetown Art Association and Museum. His work has been featured in New American Painting issue #152 and ESSE Magazine #107. His work has been acquired by Microsoft Art Collection, Fidelity Investments Art Collection, and private collections. Lugo’s work will be featured in New American Paintings #188 juried by Jerry Saltz.