Tzompantli

Dear friends, how are you?

Do you remember the exhibition at MEAM that I told you about? It has been a great success, and I'm here to share a little bit about how the opening looked.

Exhibiting in this venue is a very beautiful thing that fills me with pride. The building was built in the 18th century and, amidst so much history, became the first museum of contemporary figurative art in Spain. I like to think that my pieces are capable of hearing the echoes that time keeps in those halls.

The MEAM described the exhibition as “Tzompantli is, in essence, a contemporary altar: an invitation to look at death without fear, to contemplate its luminous shadow as part of the vital cycle and to recognize, in each work, the inexhaustible pulse of life.”

So, for my friends in Barcelona, I invite you to visit the exhibition and be part of this eternal dialogue of death, art, and life.

But another surprise for you is that the Art Spectrum collective also presented Tzompantli in Mexico. From October 29th at the Juan Rulfo Cultural Center, for all those in Mexico City.