Noemi Hernández

About the Aloe Candlestick series In this series, drawings and photographs of the Arborescens Aloe plant are interwoven or Aloe canelobre, better known as Aloe Candelabro. In Playas de Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico, on the corner of Paseo Pedregal and Parque Azteca Norte, there is a specimen of this plant that has served as inspiration, to document through photographs and drawings his shapes and shades. The importance of this piece lies in recording the existence of spaces everyday life that goes unnoticed, that has become part of the landscape but that forms a thread of what is the fabric of the Universe.

Visual artist from Mexico City, with a Bachelor's degree and Master's Degree in Visual Arts at FAD, UNAM. She has produced and exhibited different artistic series such as: "Golden Compositions", "The Golden Number", "Drawing, Dance and Movement" and “Aerial geometries”, ?Philaments ?, ?Organic tissues ?. She stands out for her interest in the investigation and experimentation of techniques diverse pictorial such as tempera, encaustic, resin, among others. In her work she has worked on themes such as geometry, the number of gold as well like overlapping and interweaving in painting and drawing. She directs the Arte Hecho en México program to register and promote art emerging from various disciplines.