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Conceived and Designed by Rombo (b. 1993)

Interpreted and Fabricated by Enrique Fabian Ortega (b. 1993)

 

Painted Carved Copal Wood, 2021

 

An experiment combining New York and Zapotec culture from Oaxaca, Mexico. Part of the New York Titans series, the Met Breuer Museum, formerly the Whitney Museum, is represented as a winged cat with multiple eyes located at every window of the building. 

 

Enrique implemented his own interpretation of the idea using a geometric language of ancient Zapotec origin. Each pattern is symbolic of different Zapotec beliefs, which live on through the making of Alebrijes. This is one way to allow this ancient culture to live on past Mexico's borders, creating a symbiotic relationship with other cultures. 

 

L: 12in / 30.4 cm

W: 8in / 20.3 cm

H: 9in / 22.9 cm

 

On view at Luxuny.

 

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​​​Rombo was born as a space for voices that are rarely heard. It is a meeting point between art, design, and humanity—a bridge that connects creators with the world. We believe in the power of honest work and in the beauty that emerges from hands that create with purpose.

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From Mexico, we seek to discover and support artists and artisan families whose talent deserves to be seen, valued, and celebrated. Every piece we share is part of a larger dream: to build a new era of art, where recognition and prosperity reach those who shape our culture.

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Rombo is that beginning—an act of faith in art, in community, and in the power of creating together.

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