Inés Quezada

We are thrilled to present our first pieces in Mexico City during art week. “Noches Áridas” marks the beginning of our collaboration with @agoprojects , a partnership we are proud to embark on. Born from an in-depth observation of xerophytic plants, this series of textile lighting pieces translates the resilience and adaptability of cacti into form, texture, and light. Just as these plants endure extreme conditions, storing water, reflecting heat, and breathing at night, each piece embodies their survival strategies. Spines, areoles, and stems become sculptural elements, recreating organic rhythms and vernacular textures. Suspended without visible supports, these luminous forms evoke the absence of the molds that shaped them, casting a soft, warm glow. This project bridges traditional craftsmanship and modern technologies, celebrating the delicate balance between nature and design. We are deeply grateful to the AGO team for their trust and support in our work. We look forward to the next steps in this journey together. You can visit the show at AGO Projects: 📍 Paseo de la Reforma 382, Interior 501 – entrance on Calle Oxford Colonia Juárez, Mexico City.

Chile cascabel, Cactus Saguaro, Pitahaya rosa, Chicozapote, Biznaga, Pitahaya amarilla y Guayaba Disponibles por encargo Fotos @rebecasayago

El 21 de marzo inauguramos, junto con la llegada de la primavera, la instalación Kauani: Al sol de los frutos en @casademexicoenespana Muchas gracias a todxs por acompañarnos! “Después de meses de exploraciones y juegos, una guanábana se transfigura en un astro que flota y centellea, una mazorca de maíz explota y se ilumina, una semilla de cacao multiplica su tamaño y habla con una voz nueva. Un intercambio íntimo tuvo lugar para que esta constelación vegetal exhibiera sus colores encendidos, sus geometrías flexibles y sus texturas fibrosas.” (Extracto del texto de nuestra querida @vaaleriamata ) La exposición seguirá abierta hasta el 2 de junio, los esperamos! lunes 10:00 – 19:00 martes – sábado 10:00 – 21:00 domingo 10:00 – 14:00 Fotos de Maru Serrano

Elote, Itayata, Cactus Kauani’s first collection of wireless lanterns. More coming up soon! Photo by @yagonoestaaqui

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It makes me so happy to be showing the collaboration I made with Miguel Leiro at Maison & Objet in Paris, until the 23 of January. Miguel has been awarded one of Spain’s rising talents, he makes things happen, he moves us all with his energy, generosity and guidance to a brighter future. Thank you and congrats ma friend! @miguel_leiro Reticula is the name of the fabric I made on my knitting machine, coming from the word reticulum in Latin, it alludes to the usage of net structures and its subsequent application to architecture and common structures. This design attempts to extend references of roman flooring, mosaics and marbling into the softer realm of textile design. It is the upholstery of the Lectus daybed.

Making of de una bonita colaboración con @tornasol.studio . “KAUANI” es una serie de lámparas textiles inspirada en la flora autóctona mexicana, y forma parte de la colección “Seed Lamps”. Las primeras dos piezas están expuestas en @fernangomezccv hasta el 14 de marzo, en el marco del @madriddesignf . Se pueden hacer bajo encargo :) - Fotos x @inesllasera Vídeos x @mercedesquezada

Feliz cumpleaños, mi 💜

2021

A tejer se ha dicho #yomequedoencasa

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🤸🏽‍♀️2020 ✨