Oaxaca, Mexico.

The Day of the Dead is a bridge between worlds, a celebration where the living commune with the departed in the joy of a shared memory. Here, death is not silence, it is music, color, offering. The altar of the dead becomes a sacred stage: flickering candles, pan de muerto, papel picado, sugar skulls, and Cempasúchil flowers trace the path back for beloved souls. It is a feast laid out for those who are no longer here, where remembrance intertwines with tradition, and every placed object tells a story. It is a celebration of continuity, between the visible and the invisible, a living tribute, a memory in festivity.

"Muertos 2 / 3 / 4" Sculptures
Recycled polystyrene, sand, glitter, paint

"Muertos 3" Set of paintings
H30 L21 cm (each)_Cardboard, recycled polystyrene, sand, glitter, paint