Monica Curiel Art

This series of indigo works is a collaboration between ceramicist and fiber artist, Nicole McLaughlin, and myself. These works search to create a connection with our Mexican heritage by using materials rooted in the feminine and masculine processes of our ancestors. We elevate each work by the union of our identities, commonalities in our personal histories, and concepts within our artistic practices. Through the integration of fiber and plaster woven together with indigo, we write these love letters to our Mexican heritage. 

This series of indigo works is a collaboration between ceramicist and fiber artist, Nicole McLaughlin, and myself. These works search to create a connection with our Mexican heritage by using materials rooted in the feminine and masculine processes of our ancestors. We elevate each work by the union of our identities, commonalities in our personal histories, and concepts within our artistic practices. Through the integration of fiber and plaster woven together with indigo, we write these love letters to our Mexican heritage. 

This series of indigo works is a collaboration between ceramicist and fiber artist, Nicole McLaughlin, and myself. These works search to create a connection with our Mexican heritage by using materials rooted in the feminine and masculine processes of our ancestors. We elevate each work by the union of our identities, commonalities in our personal histories, and concepts within our artistic practices. Through the integration of fiber and plaster woven together with indigo, we write these love letters to our Mexican heritage.