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Glazed ceramic with watercolor technique underglaze with oxides and gold leaf, mounted on a wooden base with a glass dome
The Amanita muscaria, an entheogenic and toxic mushroom, has for centuries served as a bridge in shamanic rituals to access the recesses of the mind and the spiritual world. This work presents the Amanita anthropomorphized in a contemplative state; a dormancy awaiting the moment to unleash the power its nature bestows. This… piece testifies to the fact that in the natural world there is neither good nor evil: life simply is.
Carolina Reynoso's work inhabits the realms of surrealism and magic, intersecting with the rigor of her training in Archaeology and Physical Anthropology. From this convergence emerges a profound exploration of consciousness and culture. Her work transcends mere representation to construct scenarios where admiration for the living world intertwines with memory, myth, and emotion, projecting a meticulous gaze that transcends the aesthetic to explore the ontological. Her art conveys mystery, introspection, and an elegant melancholy, inviting the viewer to reflect on human fragility and the connection between the individual, the natural environment, and cultural roots.