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A journey through object design exploring texture, repetition, and the emotional connection to inhabited spaces. Colección Estudio is the result of a collaboration between three talented industrial designers: Daniel Martinez (R), Manuel López (M), and Andrés Cacho (L). This creative partnership thrives on the combination of individual insights and collective brainstorming, resulting in sleek and […]
Discover a multidisciplinary universe where technology, mathematics, and traditional Mexican craftsmanship converge. This text explores how custom algorithms transform opera soundwaves into digital landscapes, and how parametric design meets age-old Oaxacan pottery. It also delves into how industrial auto paint chips inspired fluid, three-dimensional sculptures. Read on to see how physical and digital mediums merge into innovative visual experiences.
Threads, Landscapes, and Visual Revelations Sumie García is a Mexico City-born visual artist and filmmaker whose work has been showcased in more than 15 countries. She has been a member of the National System of Art Creators (SNCA, FONCA) since 2022 and has received FONCA’s Jóvenes Creadores grant on two occasions. Her intervened photography has […]
A design practice guided by nature’s quiet beauty, where every piece celebrates time, patience, and the mark of the handmade.
An artwork exploring chromatic interaction and light through painterly gestures and the tactile layering of oil. The surface articulates itself through subtle gradients and density shifts, constructing purely abstract, contemplative colorfields.
A Journey Through Paper, Technology, and Clay For María, drawing serves as the foundational framework for much of her inquiry. She views it as a vast landscape, offering numerous possibilities that shape the trajectory of her projects. Beyond a mere medium, drawing becomes an intuitive tool, fostering connections with diverse disciplines such as archaeology, geology, […]
Each plant form she carves and prints becomes a record: precise, deliberate, and quietly urgent. The woodblock retains the grain of the wood, the irregularities of pressure, the faint texture of the cotton paper beneath — details that keep her images grounded in the physical world even as they tend toward the graphic and the bold.
