Exposition name: The Taking of the Tea Location: Salon Regional de ArtistasDate: 2009 Description: The performance features a character resembling a pin-up housewife who serves coca and poppy cakes along with tea, playfully subverting traditional notions and stigmas surrounding the consumption of coca. By presenting these substances in a domestic, almost nostalgic context, the work […]
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: 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: 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: 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: Readings from the GardenLocation: Carrillo Gil Museum, Mexico CityDate: 2nd September 2023Curator: Vivian AbeshushanOther artists: Mónica Nepote, Raquel Salgado, Carla Faesler y Verónica Gerber Description: Participatory event within the exhibition “The Garden Has No Fences,” coordinated by writer Vivian Abenshushan. Women artists from diverse disciplines will gather in a “Circle of the Word” […]