Art

Karen Huber: A Decade of Transformations

Karen Huber reflects on what it means to be a gallerist in Mexico, bringing a collective vision that has helped reshape the country’s artistic landscape. Her approach to building a dynamic and thoughtful space is grounded in ongoing dialogue with contemporary artistic narratives. For her, learning, collaboration, and a deep commitment to art are essential […]

Mario García Torres: Reflections, Emotions, and Pop Culture

A look at the evolution of the Mexican artist’s practice and his personal reflections on contemporary art. Throughout his career, Mario García Torres has transitioned from conceptual and post-minimalist work to a more introspective and emotional approach—one that embraces personal experiences and the language of pop culture. In his words, we gain insight into how […]

Andrés Anza: What Lies Beneath the Surface

Andrés Anza has explored ceramics as a medium for revealing what often remains hidden beneath the surface, through polymorphic figures and abstract creatures. His pieces are as visually striking as they are emotionally resonant. Anza’s practice brings together over a decade of artistic inquiry and material experimentation, inviting viewers to look beyond the obvious. His […]

GAB BOIS: Does that even exist?

With an innate ability to decontextualize familiar elements and insert them in a coherent and provocative way into new and unexpected environments, this Canadian artist transforms social media into a showcase of surreal creations. Originally from Montreal, Gab Bois challenges convention through her exceptional creativity, from early forays into sculpture to an evolution that seamlessly […]

Gonzalo Lebrija: Freezing Time

From lucidity to the subconscious. That thin line between reality and the imaginary. The fragility of life. And a deep fascination with pause. A firm believer in chance and experimentation, the Guadalajara-based artist seamlessly blends environment and instinct in his work. Whether exploring the idea of freedom or the dream state, Lebrija invites us to […]

Steve McCurry

Recognized as one of the most emblematic figures of contemporary photography, this artist has captured unforgettable images in countless destinations on five continents, including Afghan Girl, one of the most iconic covers of National Geographic magazine. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Steve McCurry developed an early interest in visual storytelling, which led him to study cinematography […]

Unpublished Portraits of the Senses

Exploring the link between music and photography through the work of various Mexican artistsRené Baptista, Photographer@rene_baptista HB 054 – HOT SENSES Track: “Master of Puppets”By Metallica Track: “Muy tranquilo”By Gramatik Track: “Excuse Me”By A$AP Rocky Track: “Gypsy Moth”By Andrew Bird Track: “Nagano”By CLUBZ, Ela Minus Track: “Vale”By Maribou State

IN BETWEEN SHOTS

A Personal Archive The observation of light, the movement of the figure, and a touch of spontaneity. Through these three elements, photographer Karla Lisker opens a space to capture the moments when the subject in front of the camera stops posing and simply exists. Her project, In Between Shots, emerges from this search: images where […]

Lorena Perez Villers: Fragility and Tension in Space

From architecture to public art, Lorena Perez Villers’ work is defined by the exploration of existing structures, transforming them into immersive experiences. Through simple materials and precise techniques, she creates compositions that shift with light, perspective, and movement. Her practice is rooted in the search for new ways of inhabiting and perceiving space. What is your earliest […]

Hozzography

Discover Hozzography, where Thaddäus transforms landscapes into dreamlike scenes blending reality, surrealism, and visual storytelling.

Can You Patent a Color? Vantablack, Pantone, and Trademarked Hues

Light is a universal physical phenomenon—a frequency that moves through space without regard for borders or contracts. Yet at the intersection of technology, art, and commerce, an unsettling question emerges: can a color become private property? This debate is not merely aesthetic. It involves patents, usage rights, trademarks, and an ethical conversation about the limits of […]