Exposition name: The Miraculous RecipeLocation: Mexican American Institute of Relations. Monterrey, México. | Mauricio Badillo’s Garden, Mexico City. | Pereira Art Museum, Pereira, Colombia.Date: 2011
Exposition name: ParamarLocation: Casa Espacio de Obra. Rosario, Argentina Type: Video Installation: Glass cup filled with sugar and ants.Dimension: 15 square metersDate: 2015 Description: This video installation consists of a projection on water, plants, and found objects sourced directly from the Paraná River in Rosario, Argentina. The footage features everyday scenes of people gathered along […]
Exposition name: Ants TrapLocation: Casa Espacio de Obra. Rosario, Argentina Type: Video Installation. Date: 2015 Description: This experiment was designed to observe the behavioral response of ants to a concentrated source of sugar. A glass vase filled with sugar was placed on the terrace of the house where we were in residency. Over the course […]
Exposition name: Practical Paganism Location: Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California Date: 2016 Description: Curated by Emanuela Ines Dunand, in partnership with Galerie Escougnou-Cetraro (Paris) and Muebles Sullivan (Mexico City). The 100-square-meter space functioned as an interactive laboratory featuring collections of plants, mushrooms, hydrolats, and bacterial cultures engaged in microbial “battles”—such as yogurt vs. cheese or […]
Exposition name: In Vino VeritasLocation: Mexico City, ParisCollaboration between: Florian Sumi, Escougnou Cetraro gallery from Paris and Muebles Sullivan.Curator: Emanuela Ines DunandDate: 2016 Description: Installation of cotton sheets hand-painted with wine, measuring 3 meters by 1.5 meters, created and exhibited in Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California, Mexico, in 2016. The work explores themes of ritual, […]
Exposition name: PharmakonLocation: Centre Cultural Maristany, Barcelone Date: 2016Curators: Juan Canela, Andrea Novoa and Verónica Valentini Description: PHARMAKON is an ongoing artistic research project exploring the boundaries between pharmacy and the use of psychoactive substances. It opens a critical dialogue around the concepts of “drug” and “medicine,” functioning as an experimental laboratory that investigates the […]
Exposition name: Garden of Oblivion Type: Garden Intervention
Exposition name: Future GoddessesType: Nano counter ADN reader.Materials: BiotechDate: 2019 Description: The Mayan legend of the Ololiuhqui or Xtabentún flower tells of two sisters: Xtabay, kind, generous, and misunderstood for her open-heartedness, and Utz-Colel, praised for her purity but inwardly cold and envious. When Xtabay died, her body released a sweet fragrance, and from it […]
Exposition name: Psychotropical Apothecary (Pharmakon)Type: Different art spacesDate: 2020 Description: Mobile and permanent installation that brings together tinctures, micro-dosing practices, and live performance in an experiential and participatory format. Since its inception in 2020, it has been presented in various art spaces, inviting more than 3,000 participants—99.9% of whom have reported positive effects. This ongoing […]
Exposition name: BiocenoLocation: Museo de la Cancillería, Mexico CityDate: Mar 2020Curator: Jeannette Betancourt Description: An immersive installation featuring cotton fabrics dyed with medicinal plants and accompanied by vapor vases designed for inhalation rituals. The aromatic steam carries the healing properties of pirul, eucalyptus, bougainvillea, pericón, cempasúchil, elderberry, horsetail, and orange blossom, evoking traditional cleansing practices […]