Purépecha artist, graduate of the Facultad Popular de Bellas Artes at UMSNH. His visual work emerges from the collective memory of his home community, Cherán. "The anthropological and ethnographic" define a relationship with the social, political, mystical, and cultural aspects as an apprehension of his identity, rooted in communal thought.

His large-format paintings create a ritual space where each of his characters exists in an alterity interwoven with the forest, linked to the prolific heritage of his ancestors. His installations and sculptures emerge from a territorial space within a symbolic imaginary, thus creating a contemporary narrative from a critical reflection on modernity.

Some of his most significant exhibitions to date include: "Arte de los pueblos de México. Disrupciones indígenas" at Museo del Palacio de Bellas Artes (Mexico City, 2022); "Memorabilia" at NOME Gallery (Berlin, 2022); "Levantar la sombra" at Llano Galería (Mexico City, 2022); "Uinapikua" with Colectivo Cherani at MUAC (Mexico City, 2022); "KIXPATLA: Change of view, change of face. Art and Cosmopolitics" at Colegio de San Ildefonso (Mexico City, 2021); "Juchári K'eri K'uinchekua. Our space of encounter" at Bienal Femsa (Morelia, Michoacán, 2021); AMEXICA at The Servais Family Collection and The Loft (Belgium, 2021); "CHERANI: Empowerment of one’s own identity" at Palacio Clavijero (Morelia, 2019); and "La Panza de las Ausencias" at Salón Acmé N° 7 (Mexico City, 2019).

LLANO

Mexico City

Material Art Fair Mexico

Muac - Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo

Miami

Pérez Art Museum Miami (Pamm)

Denver Art Museum

Museo De Historia, Antropología Y Arte

Giovanni Fabián Guerrero

Dibujo (Complemento de lo cotidiano)

Cargos y Sacrificios

Máscara 1 from the series Buscar la lluvia. Espanto

El que cuida a Japinhua

Máscara 5 from the series Buscar la lluvia. Empacho

Máscara 3 from the series Buscar la lluvia. Mollera

Máscara 2 from the series Buscar la lluvia. Mal de ojo