El Origen
The word origin alludes to the beginning, the irruption, the emergence, the root, the source, the cause.
An obsession, a feeling of solitude in a world full of information, a playful zygote that transforms and participates in a changing or static material world that has made it reflect in its current moment on a new evolution.
In this body of work, the author shows the need to destroy to rebuild by means of the actions exercised on the shells used in each of his works: cut, drill, break, suspend, join, illuminate, among others. During this process, Gabriel sought to understand and affirm the evolution of his identity from the use of the “shell” as an element that hints at both the origin, and the different ruptures and reconfigurations that occurred during the different stages of his life until the present moment. Similarly, several of his pieces show patterns of symmetry, repetition and multiplication that evoke his close relationship with architecture and experience as a designer in the Middle East.
Beyond the different explanations that the author seeks to define his life experience, Gabriel's work wishes to provoke in the viewer a reality where he reflects himself through the mirror contained in his work.
2018 · El Origen, Torres Bicentenario, Mexico City.
2018 · El Origen, Museo de las Siete Regiones, Acapulco, Mexico.
2017 · El Origen, Gran Galería, Acapulco, Mexico.
2017 · El Origen, Universidad Pedagógica Nacional, Mexico City.
2017 · El Origen, Museo del Túnel de la Ciencia, STC Metro La Raza, Mexico City.
2016-2017 · El Origen, Palacio de la Autonomía Fundación UNAM, Mexico City.
Magma, 2016
Cable, spotlights, wire, eggshell
Installation of variable measures according to the exhibition space
Minimum 300 x 300 x 300 cm
Hanging Out (Mesas y bancas VolGab), 2015
Metal structure, horns and eggshell
Variable measures
Corte Exacto, 2016
Table, guillotine, resin, eggshell
130 x 97 x 59 cm
Obsesión, 2016
Box spring, eggshell and mat
50 x 217 x 127 cm
The Net, 2016
Metal structure, nylon straps, ostrich leather and eggshell
350 x 400 x 300 cm
The Net, 2016
Metal structure, nylon straps, ostrich leather and eggshell
350 x 400 x 300 cm
Balancines, 2016
Wood, net, wire, eggshell
119 x 385 x 95 cm
Iztactacatl, 2017
Eggshell, scale figures, wire and paper on wood
325 x 204 x 124 cm
Free Again, 2015
Plaster, eggshell and wood
45 x 32 x 33 cm
Magiscopio, 2015
Metal, eggshell, polyurethane foam and glass
107 x 36 x 36 cm
Canasta de la Abuela, 2016
Copper tube, paint and eggshell
68 x 68 x 68 cm
Einstein Iluminado, 2015
Brass lamp, eggshell and steel wire
145 x 31 x 31cm
Gabriel, 2015
Eggshell, wood and metal
Particular collection
45 x 25 x 25cm
Carabelas Portuguesas, 2014
Eggshell and metal
105 x 44 x 20 cm
Mensajes, 2015
Intervened digital photograph printed on cotton paper
73 x 73 cm
Self-Portrait, 2015
Drawing model and photography
190 x 60 x 60 cm
Límites, 2015
Interactive work
Metal structure, steel cable, partition wall and eggshell
251 x 105 x 60 cm
Jaque Mate, 2015
Chess and eggshell
75 x 75 x 21cm
Dos Docenas, 2015
Copper wire and eggshell
68 x 68 x 68 cm
Las Siete Bellas Artes: Cine, 2016
Copper stand, copper tube, film with reel and metal container, eggshell
67 x 40 x 40cm
Arabezque, 2015
Digital photography printed on cotton paper
57 x 57 cm
12 x 12 cm
Colección Calcio y Plata, 2015
Jewelry made with silver and eggshell
Variable measures
Shell Shoes, 2016
Eggshell, skin and rubber
Variable measures
Fuera Fuero, 2016
Metal structure, steel cable, horns and eggshell
258 x 80 x 85 cm
Trampa, 2016
Plastic, wire, wooden plate and eggshell
15 x 24 x 24 cm
Lista de Espera, 2016
Wooden structure, eggshell, paint and resin
127 x 98 x 36 cm
El Origen, 2016
Egg shell, metal plate and steel cable
124 x 100 x 7.5 cm
Vista Desorbitada, 2016
Electronic robot, brass wire, glass eye, eggshell
31 x 37 x 37 cm
Brotes, 2015
Eggshell, wood, glass and metal
42 x 26 x 16 cm
32 x 15 x 16 cm