The ÖMSESIDIG collection

Catalina is a ceramist and designer from Chile, whose work is inspired by the natural landscapes of Northern and Southern Chile. Many of her works explore irregularities and organic lines: elevating the imperfect and evoking the natural elements of nature through the medium of clay. Having studied ceramics in Italy, the United States and her native Chile, her work marries traditional techniques with contemporary forms to create delicate works of art in muted tones.

Liliana is a product designer from Mexico, who works with a wide range of materials and processes to explore the expressive aspect of objects. Her designs reflect narratives that often draw on her Mexican background, from referencing situations observed in the urban context to exploring vernacular craft techniques. Ovalle’s work has been widely exhibited in venues such as San Francisco MoMA, Museum of Arts and Design in New York and Franz Mayer Museum in Mexico City.

A textile designer from Mexico, Marisol is creative director of Estudio Marisol Centeno and founder of Bi Yuu – a rug and textile company founded on values of quality, innovation and social responsibility. Using both industrial and artisanal techniques, her work is characterised by large formats and colourful narratives and a commitment to collaborative and sustainable design. Centeno’s work has been exhibited around the world, from museums in Mexico City to New York.

Agustín is a designer and creative director of Colombian fashion label, A New Cross. His avant-garde creations combine his Latin American heritage and interest in artisanal crafts with a contemporary minimalistic approach. Always ethically made and produced, Rivero’s unisex designs celebrate diversity and freedom of identity, as well as a combination of rural and community values.

Born in Santiago, Chile, Abel designs objects and furniture that unite contemporary trends with traditional craftmanship through collaborations with local craftspeople. In this way, his timeless designs forge a direct link between artisanal practice and modern minimalistic aesthetics. His work has been exhibited at Design Miami, Milan Design Week, and La Maison des Arts Contemporains de Pérouges.

Trini Guzmán is a muralist and multi-disciplinary artist from Chile, whose work encompasses painting, textiles, embroidery and digital illustration. Trini’s artwork is easily recognisable due to her use of bold colours and eye-catching patterns inspired by nature. She loves to explore creativity in all its forms and discover its limitless possibilities. Trini has collaborated widely, and her murals can be found everywhere from private interiors to large public spaces.

Better known as Ledania, Diana is a Colombian multimedia artist based in Bogotá. Known for her expressive street art, Ledania also works across graphic design, photography, artistic makeup and accessory design. Her vibrant graffiti murals combine the human, natural and mythological worlds with bright geometric patterns. She is widely considered as one of the most prominent artists in the Latin American graffiti scene – her murals can be found in 22 countries including the United States, Spain and Japan.