ARTISTS

Paola Ávalos explores time and transformation through encaustic painting, her primary medium. Her abstract work is built through meticulous layering of wax, allowing materials to evolve and reveal their history over time.

Jacob Flores Carrillo creates paintings that oscillate between solitude and chaos, history and the present, stillness and transformation. His work is an exploration of human experience—both its struggles and its potential for reconstruction.

Samuel Melendrez explores the silent dialogue between Cities and memory. Through architecture and urban landscapes, his work captures a metaphysical stillness—spaces devoid of human presence, yet filled with echoes of time.

With a career defined by experimentation and spatial exploration, Rocio Sáenz transforms her experiences into an artistic proposal that challenges boundaries.

Through drawing, and installation, Humberto Ramirez creates visual narratives that explore the relationship between objects, nature, and information.

A visual artist, philosopher, and dancer, Humberto Baca fuses graphic experimentaticn, painting, and sculpture, deeply influenced by philosophy and contemporary dance.

Myrna Quiñonez captures the relationship between nature and technology in her paintings, where fragmentation and movement evoke digital imagery.

Simultaneously redefines art and philosophy through gesture, process, and interpretation, creating dialogues that engage with the phenomenology of perception and spatiality.