Exposition name: Garden of Oblivion Type: Garden Intervention
Exposition name: A Study About BrugmansiasMaterials: Watercolor and Brugmansia water on cotton paper Dimension: 50 cm by 40 cm & 70 cm by 90 cmDate: 2019 Description: Evolved into multiple living spaces during the LILHA Residency Program in Nayarit, Mexico, in 2019. Together with the local community of San Francisco, we revitalized four separate gardens through […]
Exposition name: Garden of HopeType: San Francisco, Nayarit Collaboration with: Neil PyattDate: 2019 Description: Evolved into multiple living spaces during the LILHA Residency Program in Nayarit, Mexico, in 2019. Together with the local community of San Francisco, we revitalized four separate gardens through a collaborative planting process. Plants were gathered through donations and exchanges, with […]
Exposition name: Equinoctial Mini Milpa Location: México City Date: Mar 2020 Description: The garden on the terrace of the building where I live began on March 21, 2020, at the start of the COVID-19 lockdown. In response to the uncertainty and isolation, I decided to create a pandemic garden on the rooftop—a living experiment rooted […]
Exposition name: Arafura – Garden of Psychotropical Hope (Pharmakon)Location: Popotla, Mexico CityDate: 2021 Description: Design and production of the garden as a living art work, from the star of the rebuilding of the house, now a cultural art center dedicated to residencies for art curators, artist and research in art and ecofeminism. Related external links: […]
Exposition name: Entreminas GardenLocation: Carrillo Gil Museum, Mexico City Curator: Mauricio Marcin Date: 2021 Description: A garden donated from my mini milpa and terrace collection was installed inside the museum exhibition, creating a living, interactive space. Visitors were invited to participate by exchanging plants and seeds, and by caring for a diverse selection of over 30 […]
Exposition name: Forget Me NotLocation: Nina Menocal’s Gallery, Mexico City Curator: Nancy MookinaDate: Oct 2021 Description: Garden intervention with no me olvides plants at Nina Menocal’s Gallery in Mexico City, part of the exhibition Nuevo verdor, Curated by Nancy Mookina.
Exposition name: BhangLocation: Multiple, México CityIn collaboration with: Ariel OrozcoDate: 2021 Description: The Pharmakon Psychotropical Garden project brought together visionary art, ancient plant knowledge, and experimental cooking in a multisensory exploration of altered states and healing traditions. Among its highlights were the Paintings Under Four Grams, created during guided experiences with San Isidro mushrooms in […]
Exposition name: Mirror Gardens Instalations Location: SOMA Auction, Chapultepec. México City.Date: 2023 Description: interested in how cultural myths are produced and absorbed—whether as tools of manipulation and power, or as quests for identity and certainty. Her work explores a wide range of myth-making sources, from religion and fairy tales to advertising, social behaviors, clichés, gender, […]
Exposition name: En-Chanted Garden by Azulik Location: Tulúm, MéxicoDate: 2023 – OngoingCurator: Marcello Dantas Description: More than an installation, it is for Cristina Ochoa a sanctuary of biodiversity, a vegetal pharmacy, a trans-disciplinary learning space, and a site for ancestral memory and ecological regeneration. Functioning as a temporal portal, the garden invites us to learn from […]