Unveiling a mesmerizing fusion of ancient mythology and modern tech, Kelley and Gavin Brodin’s two-headed serpent sculpture reimagines Quetzalcoatl, the mighty Aztec deity of life, death, and rebirth. Crafted with cutting-edge 3D technology, this piece brings a timeless legend into the now, honoring the cycle of existence with striking detail.

Catch it at Efímero | Vida, Muerte, & Arte on Artsy dot net until 2025 – a tribute to the beauty and impermanence of life itself.

The Brodins’ art is where tradition meets innovation, making it a must-see moment in this year's exhibition!

En su poderosa nueva instalación Ni una más, Sofía Fernández aborda el urgente tema del feminicidio en México, mezclando el tradicional papel picado con imágenes inquietantes de víctimas. Presentada en la exposición Efímero | Vida, Muerte, Arte, la obra de Fernández explora la fragilidad de la vida y la violencia que enfrentan las mujeres en toda América Latina. Su arte confronta la insensibilización de la sociedad ante la violencia, utilizando la belleza para atraer a los espectadores y forzarlos a reflexionar. A través de Ni una más, Fernández crea un conmovedor llamado a la memoria, la concienciación y el cambio, destacando las implicaciones personales y culturales de su trabajo.
In her powerful new installation Ni Una Más, Sofia Fernandez tackles the urgent issue of femicide in Mexico, blending traditional papel picado with haunting imagery of victims. Featured in the Efímero | Vida, Muerte, Arte exhibition, Fernandez’s work explores the fragility of life and the violence faced by women across Latin America. Her art confronts society’s desensitization to violence, using beauty to draw viewers in and force reflection. Through Ni Una Más, Fernandez creates a poignant call for remembrance, awareness, and change, highlighting the personal and cultural stakes of her work.
View Sofia's work at @CCJuanRulfo until November 2nd and on Artsy.net until January 2025. Links in Bio.
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Eszter Sziksz’s ephemeral art invites viewers to confront the fragility of life and memory. Using impermanent materials like ice and dirt, her work dissolves before your eyes, embodying the fleeting nature of existence. Featured in the Efímero | Vida, Muerte, Arte exhibition, Eszter’s pieces evoke deep reflection on life, death, and the stories that linger after we’re gone. Her art is not meant to last but to live on in the memory of those who experience it—challenging our notions of permanence and celebrating the beauty of impermanence.

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