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  1. Earth I-II (Diptych) by Monica Czukerberg, Image 1.

    Monica Czukerberg

    Earth I-II (Diptych), 2021

    Acrylic On Canvas

    76 x 64 in (193.04 x 162.56 cm)

  2. Anochecer by Monica Czukerberg, Image 1.

    Monica Czukerberg

    Anochecer, 2017

    Acrylic On Canvas

    43 x 43 in (109.22 x 109.22 cm)

  3. Brotes de Vida (Diptych) by Monica Czukerberg, Image 1.

    Monica Czukerberg

    Brotes de Vida (Diptych), 2016

    Acrylic On Canvas

    38 x 78 in (96.52 x 198.12 cm)

  4. Vuelo Rojo 4A by Mary Paz Cervera, Image 1.

    Mary Paz Cervera

    Vuelo Rojo 4A

  5. Vuelo Rojo 3A by Mary Paz Cervera, Image 1.

    Mary Paz Cervera

    Vuelo Rojo 3A

  6. Hamaca by Charabati Bizzarri, Image 1.

    Charabati Bizzarri

    Hamaca

    4.9 x 5.9 in (12.45 x 14.99 cm)

  7. Red Arena by Charabati Bizzarri, Image 2.

    Charabati Bizzarri

    Red Arena

    3.2 x 6.5 in (8.13 x 16.51 cm)

  8. Canvas by Charabati Bizzarri, Image 1.

    Charabati Bizzarri

    Canvas

    3.9 x 7.2 in (9.91 x 18.29 cm)

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About the artist

Charabati Bizzarri

Mexican

Raquel Charabati was born in Mexico. She has worked with ceramics for over 30 years. She studied to become a ceramic technician at MOA, Japanese Ceramic School in Toluca, Mexico. Her work has been presented at many groups and solo exhibitions in Mexico and abroad. She has been selected several times to participate in the Museo Franz Mayer Ceramic Biennale held in Mexico City. Some of her work has been acquired by prestigious institutions in Mexico, Argentina, and Israel.

Monica Bizzarri, a Mexico-City native studied graphic design at the Universidad Anahuac, Mexico City. She worked for 18 months at Dahlen Sign Company of Minnesota while she received her degree in screen printing. Monica holds a master's degree in photography from the Istituto Superiore Di Fotografia in Italy and was curator of the Gruppo Amundsen Gallery in Rome Italy for 10 years.
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