The collective exhibition brings together artists from the coasts of La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mérida, Yucatán, and Quintana Roo, as well as from large cities such as Mexico City and Berlin. The focus is on the aesthetic dialogue about how nature is thought of in contemporary discourses, highlighting artists from the coasts for their connection with ports and the sea, where the idea of globalization began. The artists approach nature and territory from critical perspectives, some questioning their discursive construction in modernity, others fusing the natural with the human. This reflection has been called “postnaturalisms“.

Exhibiting artists:

Olga Cerkasova (ESTBER), Maximilian Thiel (BERDEU), Helga Wretman (SEBE), Juan Donaldo Castillo (SANTIAGOBCS), Javier Soto (LPZBCS), Elizabeth Moreno (LPZBCS), Daniel Amora (LPZBCS), Rodrigo Murillo (LPZHGOCDMX), Cristina Granados Álvarez, (CHIHSJC), Fabiana Mapel (CDMXQ.ROO), Lorena Ancona (CAMPQ.ROOYUC), Luis Carlos Hurtado (CAMP), Iván Carlos Hernandez (SONCDMX)
Miriam Salado (SON), Javier Acevedo Mota (HGO), Leonardo Guerra (CDMX), Mariana Dussel (DEUARGCDMX), Pilar Cordoba Longar (CDMX), Brenda Pachecho (CDMX), Alejandro Manzanero (MIDYUC), Cesar Rendon (MIDYUC), Violet Azcona (MIDYUC), The College of De-Extinction (MIDYUC), Cristine Galindo Adler (CDMX), Ricardo Benitez Garrido (CDMX), Daniel Aguilar Ruvalcaba (GTOCDMX), Dianx Cantarey (CDMX), Juan Bollas (OAXCDMX), The Selfis (OAXCDMX), Luis Valverde (EDOMX), Dulce Eme (EDOMX), Hector Dorantes (GTOGDLCDMX), Tatyana Zambrano (COLCDMX), Roberto Ochoa (COLCDMX), Cecilia Moo (CAMPYUC), Agustin Carrillo (MIDYUC)