Liana Sculpture Color:Clay Rooted in the proportions of

Rooted in the proportions of traditional utilitarian clay vessels

Agustín Hernández was a visionary of modern Mexican architecture — a master of monumental form

A student of José Villagrán and collaborator of Max Cetto

making it a piece that grounds the space it inhabits while carrying the soul of the coastlines that inspired it

Carved from solid stone

Liana Sculpture Color:Clay Rooted in the proportions ofLiana is a sculptural assembly that traces a vertical pathan offering to both sky and earth. Designed by Carla Hernndez and handcrafted in the Central Valleys of Oaxaca, the piece draws on sacred pottery traditions passed down through generations. Each segment is shaped by hand, burnished with river stones, and fired in a wood burning oven, embodying a dialogue between elemental force and ancestral technique.