Christian Poire ( Guadalajara, Mexico ) -based artist and polymath whose practice encompasses drawing, painting, and mosaic. His work occupies a territory between the ancestral and the contemporary, weaving Mesoamerican visual culture, colonial history, and modern design into an intricate system of signs. Poire's compositions resist oblivion by recovering images that persist beneath the surface of time—symbols and cosmologies in which death is understood not as destruction, but as transformation and continuity. @christianpoire

Italian-American artist, born in New York (1994). She currently lives between Malibu, California, and Mexico City. She studied Fine Arts at the New York University. Notions linked to nature circulate in Luia Corsini's work, materialized through vibrant colors and, more recently, through the research she has carried out in Mexico, El Salvador and Los Angeles on natural dyes. In her painting, geometric figures intersect in the same way a “grid” would do, a word which Corsini use to name her body of work. Approaching a spiritual and somatic treatment of color and geometry,

Born in Monterrey in 1969 , her multidisciplinary practice spans sculpture, painting, and ceramics, with a strong emphasis on material experimentation and creative process. Her work has been exhibited extensively in Mexico and the United States, including the Rufino Tamayo and Alfredo Zalce Biennials. In 2005, she received the Nuevo León Art Award in Ceramics.

Yvonne lives and works in Mexico City. Yvonne, is a border artist using photography and drawing, was influenced by her upbringing in a Tijuana social media photography studio. Her portraiture-based research explores identity, gender, communities, and territories. She holds degrees from the International Center of Photography and UC San Diego, and has exhibited globally, including solo shows at renowned museums and festivals. Her work has been recognized with awards like the Guggenheim Fellowship and grants from the Cuervo and Jumex Foundations. She has published five monographs and exhibition catalogues.