The "Claroscuro" collection is an homage to the duality and deconstruction of motherhood through five distinct objects. Inspired by Coatlicue, the iconic Mixtec goddess of Earth, death, and fertility, this collection creates a space of sisterhood that embraces both nature and feminine obscurity. As an abstraction of the tozozontli, the ritual vigil where Coatlicue was adorned with flowers, "Claroscuro" instills a sense of communion with the Goddess, integrating key objects to evoke that ritualistic ambiance.

For this second edition, we explore embracing the lighting side of femininity and motherhood.

The narrative contemplates social dictates that mold motherhood based on predefined stereotypes and roles for women. These imperatives influence nurturing, femininity, and cultural expectations. Despite ongoing contemporary debates, patriarchal representations persist around motherhood, and the myth of the immaculate mother endures. This leads to stigma and judgment against those who don't conform to this idealization.