This series is a vibrant testament to Mexico’s industrial dynamism. It comprises 12 distinct color schemes
of screenprints crafted in Mexico City by 75 Granados. Each color scheme is named after a different district in
the city, adding a local touch to the artwork. Inspired by Andy Warhol’s iconic screenprinting technique, the series embraces rough and imperfect layering of colors, reminiscent of Warhol’s “$” series. These imperfections mirror Mexico’s beauty while subtly hinting at its hidden flaws.
The edition length is limited and available on paper and canvas. The series juxtaposes the iconic “Hecho en México” to symbolize Mexico’s dynamic industrial growth. This visual fusion captures the multifaceted and energetic nature of modern Mexican industry. The series delves into the profound meaning of “Made in Mexico.” It reflects a deep commitment to craftsmanship, celebrates the nation’s manufacturing capabilities,
and acknowl- edges its growing prominence in the global market.