ART THAT CARES . STORIES FOR EVERYONE

Through painting, Catalina Gris explores urban life, artistic production, and their environmental impact. By combining industrial materials with natural dyes and sustainable textiles, her work reflects on contemporary living and our relationship with the ecological crisis.

Through painting, writing, and installation, he explores fire and absence as metaphors for grief. His work examines memory, vulnerability, and the traces left by personal and collective loss.

Harlan explores the relationship between materiality, environment, and perception through abstract painting. Influenced by music and the emotional resonance of place, her work creates immersive visual experiences that invite contemplation and introspection

Iliana’s practice examines painting as a process of understanding thought and perception. Through abstract compositions, she explores the tension between chaos and order, intuition and analysis, inviting viewers into a space of contemplation.

Through painting, ceramics, and installation, Imanol explores the landscapes and rural narratives of southern Mexico. Influenced by literature and lived experience, his work examines the connections between identity, community, and the environments we inhabit.

Bridging engineering and visual art, Julián transforms documents, found objects, and botanical elements into works that explore identity, memory, and material culture. His interdisciplinary practice reimagines the systems and artifacts that define our personal and collective histories.

Rooted in the recovery of traditional pigment-making practices, Luz's work reveals the living histories of natural materials. Through painting, textiles, performance, and installation, she invites reflection on memory, place, and our relationship with the environment.

Maru explores the emotional landscapes of memory, dreams, and imagination through painting and ceramics. Working in a figurative style, she creates poetic worlds where femininity, nature, and shifting skies become spaces for introspection and transformation

Maurizio explores the intersections of the body, technology, environment, and materiality through painting, sculpture, and drawing. His work reflects on how technological and industrial systems reshape the way we inhabit, perceive, and experience the contemporary world.

Ricardo Meza explores balance, geometry, and perception through playful compositions that challenge gravity and perspective. Moving between abstraction and figuration, his work invites viewers into dreamlike worlds where form, color, and movement exist in constant dialogue.

In these works, Samara reinterprets historical and institutional representations of women through painting, challenging the colonial and patriarchal narratives embedded in Mexican civic symbols. Her work reclaims the female body as a space of autonomy, pleasure, and liberation.

Through painting and drawing, Shai Godoy creates intuitive landscapes inspired by natural phenomena and the expressive power of color. His abstract compositions evoke poetic, imagined territories that invite viewers to experience nature beyond representation.

Carolina works across painting, printmaking, photography, and muralism, creating expressive works that connect personal narratives with collective experience. Her multidisciplinary practice is rooted in experimentation, collaboration, and the transformative power of art.

Yumnia work is developed through painting and is a sensitive investigation of the poetic and the landscape. Her artistic practice frequently utilizes acrylic and collage techniques on various surfaces such as canvas, jute, and rigid frames.