Marion Friedmann Gallery shows Mexican design at MDF Mexico Design Fair 2022 in Puerto Escondido
Second edition of MDF Mexico Design Fair 2022 at Casa Naila, Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca
Marion Friedmann Gallery pieces featured at Casa Naila, Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca at the second edition of MDF Mexico Design Fair 2022. Photography by Jaime Navarro Estudio.
Set in the outstanding architecture of the Casa Naila in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, Marion Friedmann Gallery presented and exhibited some stellar pieces by representative contemporary mexican artists and designers during the second edition of the fabulous MDF Mexico Design Fair from May 20-22, 2022.
Marion Friedmann Gallery present at MDF Mexico Design Fair 2022 at Casa Naila, Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca. Photography: Jaime Navarro Estudio.
BELL jewellery set (2022) in Jade and Jasper. Photo: Jaime Navarro.
TEOTL table lamp by contemporary artist Thierry Jeannot.
WEST 1 & WEST 2 armchairs by Julio Martínez Barnetche are masterpieces in handcrafting beautiful ashwood and black Obsidian. All parts are individually joined together with wood sticks and stainless steel joints, the latter being covered with carved black Obsidian, native to Mexico.
Other items by the mexican artist and sculptor also featured were our newest adquisition, the beautiful BELL jewellery sets, each consisting of matching silver necklaces and bracelets with sculpted details in Jade and Jasper.
The gallery presented the new TEOTL table lamp, by Thierry Jeannot, meticulously crafted with recycled plastic bottle parts, metal, and perspex elements. This unique light object pays tribute to Teotl, the Nahuatl (Aztec) expression for god, or the divine.
Mexican contemporary artist Thierry Jeannot’s work represents sacred power and continuous energy in motion.
TEOTL table lamp, 2022.
TEOTL table lamp, unlit.
West I & II armchairs and Whale sidetable, by mexican contemporary designer and sculptor Julio Martínez Barnetche. Photography: Jaime Navarro Estudio.
Artist Julio Martínez Barnetche and peers enjoying the beachfront in Casa Naila, Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca