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Video: Conversation with Palomar Art Student

Larie Tobias Chairul
December 7, 2017
Palomar art student Matthew Perez paints a self portrait. (Larie Tobias Chairul/The Telescope)
Palomar art student Matthew Perez paints a self portrait. (Larie Tobias Chairul/The Telescope)

A conversation with Palomar College art student Matthew Perez.

Produced and videoed by Larie Tobias Chairul/The Telescope

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