Ceramics
Montaña de "Sobre el Mar" (2025).
Stoneware clay, glaze and Gouache paints.
This sculpture is an ode to my heritage, Mexico and Spain, that uses landmarks like my hometown's mountain Iztaccihuatl and the Hercules Tower in A Coruña to capture memories of my family in the clay itself by using clay's ability to remember to represent my own memory as well.
Abanicos (2025).
Stoneware clay, glaze, and underglaze.
This candle holder is an exploration of Spanish and Mexican Iconography using Spanish traditional Abanicos and Mexican Day of the Dead Altar.
A Vessel for a Clay Body (2024).
Earthenware clay, majolica glaze, and laser cut stencils.
These nesting bowls iconography created a short animation of a flower.
This piece is an exploration of my practices as both an animator and a ceramicist.
El Patio de mi Casa (2024).
Earthenware, Stoneware clay, and a variety of glazes.
This series of utilitarian vessels are inspired by traditional Mexican ceramics.
Nesting Bowls (2024).
Earthenware clay and majolica.
This series of utilitarian vessels are an exploration of majolica with the purpose of achieving a watercolor painterly texture in the piece.
