2.50x1.50x1.20 meters
Stainless Steel

Museo Nacional de la Mascara
San Luis Potosi, Mexico

The "Catrina" is the female representation
of death in Mexico. She is carrying masks
of the Artist and Graciela Salas Vega.


Photo: Stephane Querbes.

Self-portrait mask of the Artist.
From the sculpture "Merchantress of Masks."


Photo: Stephane Querbes.

11.20x3.08x1.22 meters
Painted Carbon Steel

Municipio de Ecatepec
Estado de Mexico, Mexico

Quetzalcoatl, major diety of pre-Columbian
Mexico had as his symbol the sea shell.
The Mayans said of the conquest that the
Spaniards had torn their god in half, as
occurs in this stylized sea shell sculpture.

The Artist poses next to his sculpture.

3.20x1.65x1.65 meters
Stainless Steel & Painted Carbon Steel

Museo de Arte
Queretaro, Mexico


The Artists self-portrait lies
mutilated at the Virgin's feet.

3.00x1.50x1.22 meters
Stainless Steel & Painted Carbon Steel

Gani Art Garden
Scripps Ranch
San Diego, California


Genesis: Joseph, being his fathers favorite,
was given a coat of many colors. He dreamt
the sun and the moon and eleven stars paid
homage to him.

This sculpture was created for a sculpture park dedicated exclusively to Biblical themes.

3.00x3.00x1.22 meters
Stainless Steel

Prefeitura Municipal
Sao Caetano do Sul, Brazil


A severed and disarticulated triangle penetrated.

3.80x2.45x1.90 meters
Stainless Steel & Painted Carbon Steel

Technological University of Monterrey
(Tecnologico de Monterrey)
Campus Estado de Mexico.


The majestic stainless steel horse,
symbol of decepcion in the Trojan war,
urges the rusted and disfigured
warriors forward.


Photo: Stephane Querbes.

3.00x1.50x1.22 meters
Concrete & Painted Carbon Steel

L'Estriade, Place de la Gare
Quebec, Canada


Money, sex and ego. Not necessarily in that order.

3.00x3.05x1.60 meters
Painted Carbon Steel

Parque Metropolitano La Sabana
San Jose, Costa Rica


Created for a sculpture park
where youngsters and ducks frolick.