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Selective memory 🌋💞 by @durbecq

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12 days ago

Últimas dos semanas para disfrutar del Paris 16 rodeado de Jimo 💚🩵🧡 nos vemos en el Paris! 🫂 @jimenamontemayor_ taken in Paris 16 by @durbecq

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6 months ago

Year of the snake 🐍 by @durbecq

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7 months ago

SAVE THE DATE 💐

Opening: TE VEO EN EL PARIS 16
Martes 3 de febrero, 6 - 8:30PM

Paris 16 Bistró
Paseo de la Reforma 368
Ciudad de México by @durbecq

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8 months ago

What a privilege to rediscover the mesoamerican territory through the lense of the most talented and sensitive friends for the most incredible book @imrevolting @luisgarvan @phaidonpress / projects forever ❤️ by @durbecq

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a year ago

Final days to experience Earthling — a collaborative exhibition by Taller Los Tepalcates (@lostepalcatesoax) and Nanashy Mauro that fuses imagination and ancestry through clay.

On view at Ago Projects until 15 May, full address in bio.

Curated by @durbecq

📸 Luis Galvan

#AGOArtisits #ceramics #hechoenméxico taken in Ago Projects by @durbecq

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a year ago

Taller Los Tepalcates brings a bold, surreal take on traditional Oaxacan ceramics. Their sculptural pieces—featuring playful, exaggerated forms of coyotes, roosters, crocodiles, and armadillos—merge folklore with contemporary craft. Earthy tones and intricate textures blur the line between function and mythology, expanding into lamps, and vessels. Available now. For inquiries, contact us. by @durbecq

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2 years ago

Step into a space where tradition and modern creativity collide—Taller Los Tepalcates, based in Santa Maria Atzompa and led by Laura and Asunción Enríquez Chávez, brings the earthy beauty of Oaxacan ceramics to life. Their pieces, crafted with simple tools like corn cobs and stones, are more than functional objects; they tell stories. From bold lamp bases to intricate vessels, each creation is infused with humor and history, reflecting the artistry of a community deeply rooted in its heritage. On view at our CDMX space. Curated by @durbecq by @durbecq

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2 years ago

Shaping Stories Through Clay
In the hills of Atzompa, Oaxaca, Taller Los Tepalcates transforms raw earth into expressions of life, history, and imagination. Sisters Laura and Asunción Enríquez Chávez carry forward the legacy of their community, where each piece is a testament to the deep connection between hand, material, and culture.

Using tools as simple as corn cobs and stones, they create ceramics that embody both tradition and a surrealist edge. Their process begins with sourcing local clay, carefully prepared and shaped with techniques passed down through generations. Each piece carries the spirit of their ancestors, infused with humor and storytelling that breaks free from convention.

For EARTHLING; the duo embraced experimentation, crafting objects that extend beyond utility—lamp bases, intricate vessels, and oversized tableware—all imbued with textures and forms inspired by folklore and daily life. The result is a body of work that pays homage to their roots while embracing bold, new narratives. by @durbecq

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2 years ago

comal bendito 😮‍💨 taken in Oaxaca de Juárez by @durbecq

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2 years ago

Conmemorando la época de Elin en México ❣️❣️❣️ end of an era ❤️‍🩹 by @durbecq

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2 years ago

Ensalada para gusanos 🫶🏽 taken in San Pedro Cajonos by @durbecq

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3 years ago