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About the artist

Citlali Haro’s work lies in the intention of creating a narrative based on the juxtaposition of dreams with reality, as well as mundane situations with tinges of irony. Their process is a mixture of digital and analog tools, trying to leave a little of both processes directly captured. One of the most present themes in her work is the relationship with the dreamlike subconscious, psychological disorders, existentialism, the constant criticism of domestic comfort and the metabolic disconnection with the outside. Citlali’s work has been exhibited in different cities and galleries around the world such as Noox Gallery in Miami, aMBUSH Gallery in Sydney, Brick Lane Gallery in London, the Anahuacalli Museum in Mexico City and more.

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About the artist

Triana Parera’s work is developed between painting, engraving and drawing, exploring the relationships between matter, time and perception. She is currently an awarded member of the National System of Art Creators (2025-2028) FONCA, Mexico. Triana has presented solo exhibitions in Mexico and abroad, including the Museum of Mexico City, Centro Cultural Bella Epoca in Mexico City, Galería Arte Actual in Monterrey, Galería el Nueve in León, Centro Cultural Garcia Marquez in Bogota, and Fondo de Cultura Economica in Guatemala City. She has carried out artistic residencies in Barcelona, Berlin, Veracruz, and Yucatán in Mexico. Triana has made art and designs for brands. She has participated in multiple group exhibitions and in parallel collaborates in editorial, musical and brand projects such as “The Beatles: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow” at the Soumaya Museum, and in the concert of Roger Waters (Mexico City, 2018), intervening the pig Algie, and designing stage backdrops for Panteón Rococó (Vive Latino, 2018). She has collaborated with brands including The North Face, Adidas Originals, Fender, and more.

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About the artist

Andres Anza works primarily in ceramics, employing the medium to create amorphous beings that appear to belong to a familiar ecosystem yet remain fundamentally unrecognizable, as they emerge from an abstract and intuitive imagination. His practice explores the intersection between the artisanal and the artistic, incorporating elements of craft to complement and expand his artistic language, emphasizing volume, relief, and an intentionally excessive surface texture, encouraging a dynamic and a multi-perspective engagement with each piece. Rather than offering a singular viewpoint, his sculptures demand to be observed from multiple angles, transforming the act of looking into an exercise of recognition and a confrontation with the unknown.

Andrés has participated in numerous exhibitions across the world, including the Emerging Art Biennial and the UNAM Biennial, where he received Honorable Mentions in Mexico, Palais de Tokyo in Paris, Galleria Anna Marra in Rome, DT22 in Zurich, Guldagergaard in Denmark, and Bentley Gallery in Phoenix. While Anza’s work has been presented internationally in the United States, Italy, Spain, France, Denmark, England, Switzerland, and South Africa, his notable highlights include his participation in the Loewe Foundation Craft Prize and the Officine Saffi Award exhibitions, where he was awarded First Prize and an artistic residency, respectively.

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