This ceramic mural, created by Marilú Behar, presents a symbolic landscape where flora, fauna, and geometric motifs coexist as part... Read More
This ceramic mural, created by Marilú Behar, presents a symbolic landscape where flora, fauna, and geometric motifs coexist as part of a continuous cycle of life. Inspired by pre-Columbian visual languages, the composition reinterprets nature not as decoration, but as a living system charged with meaning and ritual presence. Through layered forms and mineral color transitions, the work evokes ideas of fertility, transformation, and the interconnectedness between human, animal, and natural worlds.