ABOUT REBECA CORS

Rebeca Cors (México,1988). Cors' work studies the limits and meeting points between sculpture and function. Oscillating the inbetweens, as a result, creating Abstract Sculpture -and- Utility Sculpture.

The materialized compositions embody simplicity and balance.
Simplicity is not a lack of content – but  the synthesis of the complex.

The art work's origin comes from a place of inner peace, the materials and hands that materialize the piece add the same intention – as a result, the works convey and propagate this serenity.
Human beings sorround themselves with objects through out their existence; The intention of the artwork is to emanate peace — An object charged with meaning and emotion, that virtuates the space it inhabits, that lead us to a state of contemplative meditation, in which the world around us seems to disappear for an instant, time vanishes and we enter this intimate human-object moment, where a non-verbal dialogue with the sculptural piece takes place.

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All hand-made in México.
All Mexican materiales and craftsmenship.
Preserve and threasure our traditions and culture is our core motive.

EXHIBITONS
(2024) – Zona MACO Arte Contemporáneo
(2023) – Zona MACO Arte Contemporáneo
(2023) – Galerie Philia – Acento Latino
(2022) – Design Week México.
(2022) – Zona MACO Arte Contemporáneo.
(2021) – Zona MACO Arte Contemporáneo.
(2021) – Design Week México.
(2020) – Zona MACO Arte Contemporáneo.
(2020) – Design Week México.
(2019) – Design Week México.
(2018) – Design Week México.
(2018) – Design Week NYC – Mexican Pavillion.
(2017) – Design Week México.
(2017) – Rufino Tamayo Museum – Inédito.
(2016) – Museo Rufino Tamayo – Inédito.
(2016) – Design Week México.
(2016) – Design Week Venice – Mexican Pavillion.
(2016) – Design Week Milán – Mexican Pavillion.
(2015) – Museo Rufino Tamayo – Inédito.
(2015) – Design Week México.
(2014) – Design Week México.
(2013) – Nómada by Another Company.
(2012) – MUTEM Museum – Luminary Collection

AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS
(2021) – Architectural Digest: AD Icon.
(2021) – Architectural Digest: AD 100.
(2019) – MUAC Museum - 10 years, 10 Designers.

EDUCATION
(2013) – Central Saint Martins (London, UK) – FESP in Studio Art.
(2006 – 2010) Iberoamericana Univertity (CDMX, México) – Industrial Design.