Reinaldo Gil Zambrano

Reinaldo Gil Zambrano is an Assistant Professor of Printmaking at Gonzaga University in Spokane, WA, originally from Caracas, Venezuela. His work explores human identity through visual narratives in drawings, relief prints, installations, and murals. He actively promotes printmaking via community projects and collaborations.

Education

• B.F.A., The College of Idaho
• M.F.A., University of Idaho

Research Interests focus on printmaking as a storytelling tool, the concept of 'home' across cultures, and blending magical realism from Hispanic literature with visual art. His practice emphasizes community engagement and accessible art forms.

Recent Works include Galimatias, The Seashell Whisper, The Whimsical World in My Head, Vox Populi, and Mothers, which reflect his narrative-driven, wordless visual style.

Affiliations include Saranac Art Projects, Spokane Print & Publishing Center (co-founder), and the Washington State Art Commission. He also hosts the printmaking podcast 'HELLO PRINT FRIEND.'