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Born in Guadalajara, Jalisco, México.
Artist and studio based in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, México.
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WORK ETHIC
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I’m a multidisciplinary artist and my work is characterized by a focus on the use of sustainable materials and traditional techniques, blending contemporary aesthetics with elements inspired by nature and ancestral cultures.
Currently, I’m exploring natural and pre-Hispanic pigments in a speciality with chemist and specialist Sara Pineda, consolidating my commitment to art and the preservation of Mexico's cultural heritage.
“Mi trabajo artístico está caracterizado en el uso de materiales sustentables y técnicas tradicionales, mezclando estética contemporánea con elementos inspirados en la naturaleza y culturas ancestrales”.
My commitment to exploring traditional and ancestral techniques led me to participate and join in early 2018 textile classes in the Fine Arts Institute and in natural dyes courses in late 2019 in Oaxaca. As well as embarking on my first collaborations with master artisans from the region. These experiences deepened my understanding of artisanal processes and the connection between art and nature.
In 2023-2024 I was featured In Architectural Digest Mexico and Coté Maison Sud for my participation with Vision and Tradition through Design Week Mexico.
EXHIBICIONES / EXHIBITIONS
Mayahuel
Designed by Citlalli Parra in collaboration with Hall Haus and presented in Design Week Mexico October 2024-2025
A suspension and table lamp evoking the Agave plant, made with hand spun agave fiber that was previously naturally dyed with Zacatlaxcalli and then woven into crochet technique, representing the female deity of Maguey plant itself.
"Mayahuel is depicted in diverse Mesoamerican codex as a young woman with a yellow body sitting or standing on top of a Maguey".
16 master artisans from Hidalgo involved in the whole making.
Mayahuel
Most recent collective exhibition held in the National Anthropology Museum and Territorio Galeria in Mexico City through Design Week Mexico.
A collaboration between Master Artisans from Hidalgo and Citlalli Parra.
AD Mexico, Visión y tradición DWM 2023
Most recent collective exhibition held in the National Anthropology Museum in Mexico City through Design Week Mexico by the program Visión y Tradición 2023.
A collaboration between master artisans from Querétaro with Mexican and french designers.
Visión y tradición its a program of residencies with a chosen state of Mexico to work with master artisans in different fields and the collaboration of Mexican designer plus a chosen country with international designers, this year France was invited.
I worked with a group of women called Taller Nuevo Amanecer. Their specialty is openwork and embroidery. We dyed the linen textiles with cempasuchil flowers and designed three collectible pieces called, “Cempasúchil collection”. One base lamp with a preakly pear cacti in open work, a hanging lamp with openwork and embroidery techniques representing different cempasúchil flowers and the biombo or separator, representing both native prehispanic plants.
Featured in AD México.
(Click the picture to see the full AD México YouTube interview).
Featured in the latest October issue 2023 Architectural Digest Mexico magazine.
DESIGN WEEK MEXICO, INÉDITO 2022
Participación en exhibición colectiva, Design Week Mexico, piezas nunca antes vistas en Espacio CDMX, II sección Bosque Chapultepec en la Ciudad de México.
Octubre 2022 a febrero 2023.
CAMINO MAGUEY
Exhibición colectiva llevada a cabo en el Hotel Sin Nombre en la ciudad de Oaxaca en diciembre del 2020.
Piezas expuestas por Citlalli Parra; Tapete Maguey Espadin III y biombo Entrelazado.