Medium: Illustration

César Canseco learned to observe before he learned to speak. From Etla, Oaxaca, he transforms landscapes, traditions, and quiet gestures into images of remarkable precision.

Medium: Contemporary Art

Yulissa Mendoza turns place and memory into acts of preservation. Through portraits and installations, she documents the people, spaces, and everyday rituals of Muscoy before time can erase them.

Medium: Photography

Tigre Escobar’s photography explores intimacy, identity, and belonging through sustained proximity to the communities he documents, spanning queer Latin America, Japan, and the American Southwest.

Medium: Architecture

For nearly five decades, Javier Senosiain has challenged the rigid geometry of Mexican modernism with architecture shaped by the human body. His vision expands from organic homes to an entire Ciudad Verde.

Medium: Contemporary Art

Born in the Chihuahua desert, Hola Lou learned the language of emptiness and light. From the jungle to Mexico City, her work finds tension between abundance and restraint.

Medium: Typography

Rótulos Bautista preserves and reimagines Mexico’s hand-painted sign tradition. Founded in Oaxaca in 1983, the family-run workshop brings Mexico’s hand-painted street aesthetic into global collaborations.

Medium: Photography

Dorian Ulises has spent more than fifteen years finding beauty beyond the gaze of mainstream culture. Through intimate portraiture, he transforms overlooked faces into powerful expressions of identity.

Medium: Gastronomy

Emiliano Padilla is a multidisciplinary artist based in Mexico City, working at the intersection of music and gastronomy. Drawing on his experience at renowned restaurants worldwide.

Medium: Contemporary Art

Colectivo Los Ingrávidos turns the machinery of mass media against itself. Their films fracture images and narratives into dazzling, incendiary acts of resistance; exploring where past, present, and future converge.

Medium: Art Commerce

Adriana Gómez is the founder of LATINOU, a Mexico City gallery dedicated to contemporary Latin American art. Her curatorial practice connects emerging artistic voices with broader conversations.

Medium: Photography

Cannon Bernáldez’s confronts violence through concealment, symbolism, and the sinister, inviting viewers to question what remains unseen. His practice transforms trauma into evocative photographs.

Medium: Photography

Fernando Montiel Klint’s photography explores the tension between scientific knowledge, ancestral cosmologies, and humanity’s relationship with nature. His work blurs the boundaries.

Medium: Conceptual Art

Chavis Mármol builds meaning through material, discipline, and craft. His work balances technical precision with humor and sharp political commentary, creating a language unmistakably his own.

Medium: Fine Art

María Fragoso Jara paints in the space between dreams and reality, where certainty gives way to unease. Her surreal compositions invite viewers to look closer and discover their own interpretations.

Medium: Multidisciplinary Art

Gibrán Turón turns the city’s overlooked fragments into poetry. From stray conversations to bathroom walls, his work transforms everyday residue into something playful and chaotic.

Medium: Contemporary Art

Mónica Chelo merges textiles, painting, and sculpture to explore the body as a site of memory, identity, and ancestry. Her practice explores Afro-Panamanian heritage, belonging, and identity.

Medium: Entrepreneurship

Marcos Galante created 99 Records as a space dedicated to the ritual of listening. His project celebrates physical music as a form of discovery, identity, and resistance to digital culture.

Medium: Photography

Dulce Pinzón creates new realities where documentary and fiction collide. Through staged photography, she makes the invisible visible, challenging how gender, labor, migration, and politics are seen.

Medium: Animation

Jonathan “Zombie” Ostos Yaber is an animation director whose practice blends stop-motion, puppetry, and experimental storytelling. His work transforms surreal characters into imaginative worlds.

Medium: Creative Direction & Industrial Design

Luis Cavazos is a Mexico City–based editorial photographer whose work spans fashion and portraiture. He also founded Chona which celebrates individuality through statement-driven designs. 

Medium: Contemporary Art

Einar and Jamex de la Torre are collaborative artists whose mixed-media practice explores bicultural identity, immigration, and the complexities of life across the U.S.–Mexico border.

Medium: Multidisciplinary Art

Helena Garza is a multidisciplinary visual artist whose practice explores the intersection of painting, technology, and perception. Blending digital media, virtual reality, biotechnology, and performance.

Medium: Meximalism

Taquito Jocoque turns the risk of self-expression into a language of defiance. In Mexico City, she found the freedom to claim space on her own terms—direct, physical, and unapologetic.

Medium: Multidisciplinary Art

Momoca is a multidisciplinary artist based in Mexico City whose installations, layered paintings, and tea ceremonies explore ritual at the intersection of Japanese and Mexican cultural.