Inspired by the infinite interplay of refracting light, a gradient emerges, merging multiple colors that fade and meet one another. It is a piece that celebrates chromatic movement, where the diversity of hues creates a vibrant and expressive harmony.

Based on a grid formed by colored ties and white cotton spaces, this piece is built upon a geometric pattern that highlights the beauty of simplicity. Olive green, pink, and orange tones provide contrast and vibrancy, bringing Retícula to life.

Inspired by the ancestral architecture of Palenque, this piece translates its temples and steps into a textile language through straight cuts and blocks of color that evoke the jungle that shelters them.

Inspired by the eponymous photograph by Santiago Arau, this piece reinterprets the reliefs of the Sierra Madres of Mexico through the cutting and superimposition of terracotta manes, evoking the depth and texture of our natural landscapes.

Inspired by the luminous nostalgia of sunny afternoons, Parasol intertwines threads and colors that evoke the warmth of the wind and the memory of the simple joy of the past.

Inspired by the fretwork pattern of the Mitla piece, this work intertwines stepped rows with tassels and long ties that evoke a cornfield, where the ears of corn come to life among vibrant tones.