Description: An architectural glass triptych designed as a space divider for a residential entrance hall. Inspired by the delicate texture of fabric, the textured panels act as a translucent threshold, capturing light like fluid drawings to alter sp
A purely visual experience that requires no translation. The sculpture preserves a hidden internal landscape where a splendid transformation is actively suspended in light.
A structural exploration of chromatic depth where light reveals hidden internal hues of red, yellow and gold within the glass. The fluid, curved composition extends into the surrounding space by casting a vivid red shadow onto the surface below.
A hollow glass totem sculpture composed of four deeply textured panels. Inspired by the liquid nature of ancient windows at Mexico's Chapultepec Castle, the textured front gathers light like frozen water, while sides treated with silver nitrate intro
A work that transforms dynamically from day to night. While daylight illuminates the folds, artificial evening light projects colored shadows onto the wall.
A large-scale floating installation inspired by Japanese paper-folding and Raku ceramics. The multi-layered, glossy surface interacts with light, dynamically revealing its deep colors as the viewer shifts along the wide glass piece.
A contemporary three-panel architectural glass installation designed for a residential space. Suspended within arched windows, the glass canvases blend translucent and opaque color fields that filter changing natural light, transforming the interior
A composition capturing the fluid, tactile quality of folded textiles frozen in crystal next to a north-facing window. The deeply wrinkled surfaces interact with the soft natural light, shifting their subtle gradients across different seasons of the
A custom contemporary chandelier designed to make thick glass appear weightless. The curved crystal canvases catch pinpoint light from above to illuminate their ice-like textures and internal flows of red, blue, and amber glass.
wall mounted sculpture for an entrance. Silver plated effects, bronce and smokey gray.
Fused glass wine bottles installation of 180 cm long, supported by a system of stainless steel cable and a structure with integrated lighting
A suspended aerial installation of five curved, irregular glass pieces acting as a family portrait. Hanging horizontally in an 8-meter foyer next to a large window, the organically shaped elements capture natural light to reveal permanent color gradi

Anima Vitrea

  • Dimensions: 200 x 40 x 20 cm. Panel thickness: 10 mm.

  • Description: A hollow glass totem sculpture composed of four deeply textured panels. Inspired by the liquid nature of ancient windows at Mexico's Chapultepec Castle, the textured front gathers light like frozen water, while sides treated with silver nitrate introduce a smoky, metallic contrast.

San Pedro Garza García, Mexico

Year
2022

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Pandemic Bottles

  • Dimensions: 190 cm long. Fused glass wine bottles, stainless steel cable, integrated lighting.

  • Description: A cascading installation of reclaimed wine bottles collected during the 2020 pandemic, fused and connected like a strand of pearls along a steel cable. In varying shades of green, the piece transforms a moment of collective isolation into a luminous chain, each bottle holding light within its curved memory.

Monterrey, Mexico

Year
2020

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Folding Time

  • Dimensions: 80 x 200 cm (Two elements). Thickness: 10 mm. Wall clearance: 10 cm. Installed in a 10-meter-high space.

  • Description: A composition capturing the fluid, tactile quality of folded textiles frozen in crystal next to a north-facing window. The deeply wrinkled surfaces interact with the soft natural light, shifting their subtle gradients across different seasons of the year.

Monterrey, Mexico

Year
2023

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Chrysallis

  • Dimensions: 142 x 52 cm. Weight: 28.4 kg.

  • Description: A purely visual experience that requires no translation. Crafted from ultra-transparent and amber COE 96 glass with encapsulated copper threads and splashes of 24K liquid gold, the sculpture preserves a hidden internal landscape where a splendid transformation is actively suspended in light.

San Pedro Garza García, Mexico

Year
2022

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Glass Canvas Triptych

  • Dimensions: 3 panels; 60 x 110 cm each. Irregular thickness from 5 mm up to 10 mm.

  • Description: contemporary three-panel architectural glass installation designed for a residential space. Suspended within arched windows, the glass canvases blend translucent and opaque color fields that filter changing natural light, transforming the interior into a vibrant chromatic environment.

Monterrey, Mexico

Year
2016

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Suspended Light Fragments

  • Dimensions: Steel structure: 20 x 120 cm diameter. Glass elements: 7 irregular pieces (20 to 30 cm diameter max, up to 5 cm thick).

  • Description: A custom contemporary chandelier designed to make thick glass appear weightless. The curved crystal canvases catch pinpoint light from above to illuminate their ice-like textures and internal flows of red, blue, and amber glass.

San Pedro Garza García, Mexico

Year
2017

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Traces in Habutae

  • Dimensions: Two panels of 200 x 30 cm + one panel of 200 x 72 cm, 24 mm thick

  • Description: An architectural glass triptych designed as a space divider for a residential entrance hall. Inspired by the delicate texture of fabric, the textured panels act as a translucent threshold, capturing light like fluid drawings to alter spatial intimacy throughout the day.

San Pedro Garza García, Mexico

Year
2022

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Red

  • Dimensions: 45 x 66 x 110 cm

  • Description: A structural exploration of chromatic depth where light reveals hidden internal hues of yellow and gold within the glass. The fluid, curved composition extends into the surrounding space by casting a vivid red shadow onto the surface below.

San Pedro Garza García, Mexico

Year
2023

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Rite of Initiation in Origami

  • Dimensions: 210 x 400 cm (12 irregular folded panels, 10 mm thickness). Wall clearance: 10 cm.

  • Description: A large-scale floating installation inspired by Japanese paper-folding and Raku ceramics. The multi-layered, glossy surface interacts with light, dynamically revealing its deep colors as the viewer shifts along the wide glass piece.

Santa Fe, Mexico

Year
2021

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Portrait of Five

  • Dimensions: 5 curved elements; 2 elements at approx. 45 x 120 cm and 3 elements at approx. 45 x 100 cm (variable widths due to irregular curves). Total thickness: 12 mm.

  • Description: A suspended aerial installation of five curved, irregular glass pieces acting as a family portrait. Hanging horizontally in an 8-meter foyer next to a large window, the organically shaped elements capture natural light to reveal permanent color gradients.

San Pedro Garza Garia, Mexico

Year
2021

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Prasino Ble

  • Dimensions: 82 x 99 x 2.5 - 14cm (Two independent elements).

  • Description: A work that transforms dynamically from day to night. While daylight illuminates the folds, artificial evening light projects colored shadows onto the wall

San Pedro Garza García, Mexico

Year
2025

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kodama

  • Dimensions: 78 x 185 cm. Thickness: 10 mm, ultra-clear glass.

  • Description: A heavily textured wall sculpture greeting visitors at a home's entrance. Kiln-formed and silver-plated, the surface is finished with metallic pigments and a smoky ash tone blended with bronze, inviting a moment of pause before crossing the threshold.

Santa Fe, Mexico

Year
2022

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