Next March 11-15, La Galería presents a curated dialogue between the architectural eye of Juliana Amaya and the heritage-driven narratives of Alejandro Tapias.

 

Together, they anchor the collection by bridging ancestral Colombian craftsmanship with contemporary form.

Amaya brings a structural perspective to the space, utilizing her background in architecture to develop sculptural textiles of memorable presence. Her work provides a sophisticated foundation, merging structural intentionality with a mastery of local silk and cotton to create quiet, tactile environments.

 

Complementing this focus, Tapias contributes a vibrant, sculptural energy. His 'Insecta' series - developed through co-creation with Indigenous communities - fuses regional biodiversity with high-precision handwork, translating traditional memory into the definitive language of modern collectible design.