Quema vol. 4

Ernesto Solana

El Vol. 4 de Quema se inspira en la arquitectura y entorno natural de LagoAlgo. En colaboración con el artista Ernesto Solana (Guadalajara, 1985), se presenta una vajilla de cerámica de alta temperatura que rinde homenaje a las aves que habitan el lago y al icónico proyecto arquitectónico del edificio que actualmente alberga a LagoAlgo.

Vol. 4 of Quema is inspired by the architecture and natural environment of LagoAlgo. In collaboration with the artist Ernesto Solana (Guadalajara, 1985), a high-temperature ceramic tableware is presented that pays homage to the birds that inhabit the lake and the iconic architectural project of the building that currently houses LagoAlgo.

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Ernesto Solana
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Aurora Pellizzi (Santa Agata)
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Aurora Pellizzi (Santa Lucía)
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Alejandra Venegas 1
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Aileen Gavonel Arenas 1
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Aileen Gavonel Arenas 2
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Charlie Godet Thomas (Spiraling)
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Charlie Godet Thomas (Orbiting Life)
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Emilio Bianchic
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Emilio Bianchic
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Fabiana Martínez Peláez
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Fabiana Martínez Peláez
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Federico Schott 1
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Manuela de Laborde 1
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Manuela de Laborde 2
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Manuela García
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Manuela García
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Ramiro Chaves 1
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Ramiro Chaves 2
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Rita Ponce de León
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Rita Ponce de León
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Rodrigo Hernández 2
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Rodrigo Hernández
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Sol Oosel 1
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Sol Oosel 2
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Thomas Glassford 2
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Thomas Glassford 1
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Villamil & Villamil 1
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Villamil & Villamil 2
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Zoë Paul 1
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Zoë Paul 2
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  • Round ceramic planter with two faces drawn in the wet cement of the inside surface, on a concrete surface.

  • A circular greenish metallic object with some blue and white residue on it, placed on a rough concrete surface.

  • A circular metal object with rust and corrosion spots, lying on a concrete surface.

  • A circular, old, and stained soap dish with some remnants of blue and white soap on it, placed on a rough surface.

  • Close-up of a rusty, round metal object on the ground with some white and blue spots on its surface.

  • A round, slightly warped metallic object with a rusted, textured surface, placed on a concrete ground. The object has several patches of corrosion and wear.

  • A round, metallic object with a rough surface and two blue and white ceramic pieces attached to it, placed on a concrete floor.

  • A rusty, circular metal object with peeling paint and corrosion, lying on a concrete surface.

  • A round, shallow metal container with a greenish surface and some blue soap suds inside, placed on a rough concrete surface.

  • A blackened, round metal disk with some blueish patches on it, resting on a rough concrete surface.

  • A round rusty metal object on a concrete surface with four patches of blue and white ceramic tiles embedded in it.

  • A circular, ceramic plate with a rough texture, held by a person's hand against a concrete floor. The plate has two blue, cracked glaze spots on its surface.

  • A round ceramic plate with a textured, speckled surface, held by two hands. The plate has a design with two dolphins, one on the top and one on the bottom, created with blue and white glaze, resembling a watercolor effect.

  • A circular piece of ice with a leaf pattern pressed into the top, placed on a concrete surface.

  • A round ceramic plate with abstract watercolor-like design in beige, brown, and green tones, with two brown, shiny, leaf-shaped ceramic pieces attached at the bottom.

QUEMA

Quema es un proyecto curado por Ana Castella en colaboración con Irina Estudio en la Ciudad de México que nace de la curiosidad de hacer un ejercicio de crear en colectivo resultando en platos de cerámica de alta temperatura de edición limitada con artistas invitados.

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Quema is a project curated by Ana Castella in collaboration with Irina Estudio in Mexico City that stems from the curiosity of creating collectively resulting in limited edition, high-temperature, glazed ceramic plates with invited artists.

Aileen Gavonel Arenas

Alejandra Venegas

Aurora Pellizzi

Avantgardo

Charlie Godet Thomas

Claudia Fernández

Cynthia Yee

Emilio Bianchic

Fabiana Martínez Peláez

Federico Schott

Manuela de Laborde

Manuela García

Rodrigo Hernández

Ramiro Chaves

Rita Ponce de León

Sol Oosel

Thomas Glassford

Villamil & Villamil

Zoë Paul