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Atlalli is not only an axolotl sculpture and a contemporary representation of the landscape
that gave birth to the capital of the Aztec Empire and modern-day Mexico City.
It is also a contribution to the fight to protect an extraordinary species and
its fragile environment, while helping unlock the mysteries of regenerative medicine.
Virgen Conquistadora, Click to enlarge.
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Bertha Cuéllar Aguilar is a Mexican artist whose work is deeply inspired by Spanish colonial art, sacred iconography, and the rich traditions of Mexican folklore. Drawing from Mexico’s extraordinary artistic heritage in painting and sculpture, she revives traditional techniques to preserve craftsmanship and artistic practices that have gradually faded over the centuries. Among her most distinguished creations are her hand-carved cedarwood sculptures.
Her work has been exhibited in museums and galleries throughout Mexico, the United States, the United Kingdom, and France, including a special invitation to exhibit at the Hermès flagship boutique on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré in Paris
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