Acumulaciones (particula)res

Servidor Local will carry out the tour and workshop for children of the exhibition Acumulaciones (particula)res.

Participants will explore the materials present in the artworks and subsequently create a drawing using unconventional materials such as earth, sand, salt, or sawdust. The activity proposes experimenting with how the accumulation of small particles can become a way of constructing images. This activity is designed for people between 5 and 12 years old and will be led by Rodrigo Mendoza (curator), along with Rebeca Ramírez and Hugo Ismael (artists)

Rodrigo Mendoza: Born in Mexico City (2000), he is a curator and critical analyst currently studying Philosophy at UNAM. His professional work is distinguished by theoretical accompaniment and curatorial production, with recent projects such as Se va a ir la luz (2026) at Proyectos Puente and Mucha cura, poco veneno (2025).

Hugo Ismael: Born in Mexico City (1989), he trained in Visual Arts at "La Esmeralda" and at FAD-UNAM, in addition to completing a diploma in Mexican Art History at San Carlos. He currently works as a teacher at "La Esmeralda" and has stood out for his research on memory and residue, presented in solo exhibitions such as Memorias de polvo y fuego (2025). His career includes group exhibitions in Germany and the receipt of the Jóvenes Creadores grant (2023–2024) and the PECDA Hidalgo grant (2025–2026) in the field of drawing.

Rebeca Ramírez: Born in Mexico City (2001), she is a visual artist trained at "La Esmeralda" and at the Faculty of Art and Design at UNAM. Her practice, which connects the human with the vegetal through media such as ceramics and gardening, has been recognized on high-profile platforms such as Material Fair Vol. 12 (2026) and TRÁMITE. Likewise, her work has been part of relevant institutional exhibitions, notably her participation in the group show Manual intuitivo at the Museo de Arte Carrillo Gil.

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