LOFA MURALES

FR, 1984

Fabien Capello is a furniture and product designer. His productions reveal unexpected aspects of the locality and an open approach to the working practices of culture in the making. After moving to Mexico, his most recent work has been dramatically influenced by the complexity of the Mexican material culture making the most out of its resources and locality.

MX, 1993

Natalia is mainly interested in the abstraction and decontextualization of objects and different materials, proposing new atypical compositions. Composition can be crucial in changing the perspective of any object and in turn the visual values of the viewer. Natalia expresses these ideas through “still lives” of humans and objects and sculpture.

MX, 1982

Marco Rountree is a visual artist who engages in drawing by freely experimenting on various materials. His primary focus lies in exploring the concept of ornamentation, particularly through the manipulation and representation of everyday objects.
Rountree reinterprets these objects, imbuing them with new meanings and significance.

MX, 1987

Cosa Rapozo is a visual artist, currently living and working in Mexico City. Her habitual practice uses speculation. She understands speculation as a wrapper that gives power to ordinary stories. Currently, her speculations are mainly focused on representation of shamed, plundered and demoralized civilizations, considering the socio-anthropological field as a starting point.

MX, 1992

Inspired by organic structures that surround her, Denise Julieta interprets her vision for poetry adjacent to nature through plastic materials. Her work shows strange biological organisms, macro atmospheres of our gardens and cats that would go to investigate the dream scene.

RO/UK, 1989

Catalin Filip is a Romanian-born, UK-based artist and architect specializing in ceramic art. As a self-taught ceramicist, Catalin approaches clay with an intuitive, experimental process, embracing trial and error to develop unconventional techniques that achieve the forms he wants. His sculptural ceramic objects are inspired by the organic movement and distortions found in the natural environment.

FI, 1995

Iines Niemelä is a designer and ceramic artist living and working in Helsinki, Finland. Niemelä addresses the themes of continuity and fragility to reflect on her perception of nature, time and memories. Her effortless surfaces, structures and shapes balance between simplicity and complexity. The fragmented yet elegant compositions come together as harmonious landscapes.