Meet Some of Our Artists
Hello there, my name is Pam Hernández. I’m a ceramist artist from Mexico City who has been in love with the clay since 2022. My work focuses on creating ceramic pieces distinguished by their textures and layered glaze combinations. I works with both high-fire and low-fire processes. I have created Heram Ceramica, located in the Carralvo area, where I teach clay workshops in our area.
Hi! I'm Chelsea, signed Sea, a mixed media artist with a studio, The Sea House, located in El Sargento. I first started my practice in December 2023 after learning different technics from different talented art teachers in the Cerralvo area. The series became my first exploration of a sustained art practice, using a deck of tarot for both structure and inspiration. All of my work is housed in my studio that is open to the public. I encorage visitors to come play with mixed media materials!
My name is Cristian Bonilla and I am originally from Mexico City. Since I was a child I have been drawing, always self-taught. I have used different techniques, from graphite, colored pencils, digital media (procreate) and in the last three years acrylic painting. The series I'm working on is a mix of iconic scenes from my favorite movies and Mexican fighters. Wrestling is an icon of Mexican culture and I would dare to say that the vast majority of Mexicans were or are big fans since childhood. It is also a way to honor the memory of my grandmother who raised me and who was the number one fan of the fights.
Hello, I'm Eleazar lucero Hirales, some people call me "ele". I'm from the small town of San Pedro Mexico. I'm a self-taught artist and craftsman, I have more than 15 years of practice in plastic arts and artisans, and at least 10 years as a carpenter, my favorite techniques are charcoal and ink pens; as a craftsman I like to learn all the techniques I can, in recent years my intention is to learn new techniques to further develop my artistic skills.
A watercolor artist based in Baja California Sur, Mexico, whose work weaves together nature, advocacy, and the connections between humans and other animals. Clara draws from a lifelong love of watercolor, her Taoist practice, and the natural world.
Forged in Detroit and refined in Baja, Ian is equal parts metal fabricator, carpenter, artist, and entertainer. Whether he's joining steel, shaping hardwood, or bringing a community together through music and art, he believes the best things in life are built by hand. Ian is, in every sense, a true Fabricator of Fun.
My name is María Feral. I am a photographer and interdisciplinary artist. I primarily work with analog film photography, using light and darkness as a language to explore what exists between the visible and the invisible. My artistic practice is an ongoing investigation into identity, the body, movement, emotional design, mysticism, and Nature. Through my work, I weave narratives that invite contemplation of the relationship between human experience and the living world, where memory, symbolism, and perception become intertwined. I get inspired from artistic movements such as surrealism, dada, and stridentism.
Hi my name is Carol Rose. I create abstract paintings on canvas and wood through a process guided entirely by instinct. Each piece begins without a plan — just a feeling, a color, or a gesture — and unfolds through spontaneous brushstrokes and an intuitive response to the materials. I trust my gut, allowing the moment to lead, embracing the unexpected, and letting each layer shape the next. I offer workshops in which we ditch perfection, drop into the moment, and create from the inside out.