In Stefhany Y. Lozano’s Carita Feliz series, color lands in crisp blocks that behave like hand cut shapes. The yellow teardrop, the fingertip ovals, and the soft washes of skin tone share a subtle paper grain, tightening the image into a collage that never needed glue. This smiling drop is built for the emotional overachievers, the people who need a tiny painted grin to let the feeling fall, say the thing out loud, or finally pour their heart where it’s been threatening to go.