2023
Cosa Rapozo
Oct 3 - Jan13 2025
In "For Every Occasion," Cosa Rapozo proposes a reflection on the decorative figures that inhabit collective memory. Using plaster casts that reproduce the appearance of Styrofoam, the artist pays homage to elements typical of ephemeral decoration in popular Mexican celebrations. This series of works activates memories, questions mechanisms of representation, and examines the symbolic role that certain forms assume when occupying our spaces. The exhibition engages in a dialogue with ephemeral architecture that, through everyday life, has defined festive and ritual settings that insist on remaining. An exhibition that invites us to reexamine what we celebrate and how we represent it.
Areli Escobedo “Kun” / Ivette Gasca / Yoliztlli Sánchez
Oct 3 - Jan13 2025
The exhibition presents three perspectives that, using different languages and materials, propose a critical examination of the imaginaries associated with childhood, identity, and gender. Through color, embroidery, sculpture, and symbolism, the artists articulate a sensitive reflection on personal and collective memory.
Yoliztlli Sánchez explores recurring elements in her work—the cat, the house, self-portraits, the paranormal—to rethink her history and the ways she perceives herself; Ivette Gasca works with sculptures inspired by personal and archetypal mythologies. Her pieces bring together flowers, animals, and female figures that engage with themes such as transformation, rebirth, and the duality of life and death; Areli Escobedo “Kun” addresses the construction of masculinity through embroidery. In her series "Embroidering Restrictions," she collects phrases and experiences that reveal how men learn to limit themselves from an early age for fear of social judgment.
The exhibition is conceived as a space where play, metaphor, and intuition intersect to open up new ways of questioning and reconstructing our narratives.
Areli Escobedo “Kun”
Ivette Gasca
Yoliztlli Sánchez