De padre uruguayo y madre de ascendencia Yucateca, Carla Altesor nació en la Ciudad de México. A causa de esta mezcla de costumbres, creció amando desde asados, pastas frescas y Panuchos, hasta “comfort foods” americanos. Guiada por una familia donde todos fueron maestros de clases de cocina, y gracias a la fusión de sabores y culturas, su paladar y conocimiento culinario tuvieron oportunidad de ampliarse desde temprana edad. Carla es Licenciada en Artes Plásticas por la Universidad de las Américas Puebla.

Esta joven artista contemporánea mexicana explora la creación de obra tridimensional en la cual es posible percibir en la escultura elementos del dibujo.

Marco talks about the importance of ‘agriculture with culture’: An agriculture that helps us regain a farming culture that is closer to nature and processes, respecting the land, the environment and the final product.

Andrés tells us about his beginnings in music, from the crazy parties where they played, his work in production and musicalization for films, to his collaborations and personal projects.

Renata Becerril tells us about the importance in design of connecting at street level with the public.

This renowned academic and filmmaker talks about how to make movies and bring that experience to the classroom.

Her curiosity to explore nature related phenomena and their relationship with space and light are evident in the work of this visual artist.

This visual artist seeks for the viewer to identify himself subjectively with his pieces so that he can appropriate them and integrate them into his personal history.

In this capsule Rodrigo shows us his drawings, photographs and other pieces while sharing fragments of “How not to tremble?” by Jacques Derrida.

In this ARCHIVO ABIERTO capsule Tanya Meléndez talks about the relevance of fashion, about her work at the Museum at FIT and about the intercultural workshops ‘Cross Pollination’.