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Abraham González Pacheco

born in San Simón el Alto, Malinalco, Mexico, 1989

Lives in Tepoztlán, Mexico

Pacheco is an artist, draftsman and set designer. His work embraces the romance and disasters of Mexican history whilst the historic archive of his hometown, San Simón el Alto, feeds his knowledge and imagination. He tells his stories through drawing, starting from the landscape and its accelerated transformation linked to political and identity interests, institutional corruption, centralisation of the population and the the expansion of cities. Pacheco proposes an alternative narrative to question the idea of “identity” imposed on a large part of the Mexican population.

https://galeriacampeche.com/.../35-abraham-gonzalez-pacheco/

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Flashe on Wood // mai 2026// GD.

9x8x4cm.

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Mugok Complex, Muju-gun, South Korea - 100A Associates

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[thisispaper]

For Giustini/Stagetti, Marie-Anne Derville produces the Serena Chair in hand-forged burnished stainless steel — a piece that holds the legacies of Jean-Michel Frank and Donald Judd in productive tension. → https://www.thisispaper.com/mag/serena-chair-marie-anne-derville

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Check out Luna Paiva, Silla Monobloc (2018), From Alzueta Gallery

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Ses Clotades, Formentera, Spain,

Courtesy: Marià Castelló Architecture

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Royal Enfield Continental GT Homage

Courtesy: Krishnakanta Saikhom

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‘Ladder’ by Ron Haselden at ‘Lumiere’. 

Produced by Artichoke in Durham, Photo copyright Matthew Andrews

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Tamara de Lempicka

Portrait of Suzy Solidor (Portrait de Suzy Solidor) , 1933,

Oil on wood panel.

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[keepingitneutral]

"Museum Wegner," Tønder, Denmark,

The Museum is a new cultural institution that will celebrate the life and legacy of Hans J. Wegner, the legendary furniture designer known worldwide as “the Master of the Chair.”

Set to rise in the marshlands outside Tönder—Wegner’s childhood hometown where he first trained as a carpenter—the museum represents both an architectural achievement and a poignant homecoming for Denmark’s design heritage.

The 5,000-square-meter museum will transform a pair of historic farm buildings dating back to 1445, weaving together centuries of craftsmanship tradition with contemporary architectural innovation. 

Courtesy: Studio Cobe

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[thecolorblockcurator]

Thomas Jackson, Tulle no. 58, Claverack, NY, 2024

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