As a writer, Isis Bobadilla has narrated stories
and poetry, and this is how she fuses Art and
Legend in her earthen vessels. With themes
Tibetan, Hindu, pre-Hispanic, or simply inspired
by universal philosophies, Isis plays with
symbols, mantras, hieroglyphics, and rock
figures. His pieces, besides art, are definitely a
totem, a spiritual piece.
«When you plaster a mantra or ancestral
symbols in the mud, it works like a constant
chant to your surroundings»
Isis began to experiment as a potter from 2007,
has exhibited his pieces in various spaces: art
room of the hacienda Juriquilla hotel in the city
of Querétaro, Museum of the masks in Bernal,
Qro, Axolotl Gallery in Guadalajara Jalisco,
and San Miguel de Allende in El Faro Cultural
Center.
Isis creates her vessels because in them she
wants to tell stories. Each vessel, from its form
to what it represents, tells a very significant
story, which transports us in time, and makes us
imagine.
«People react to the spirituality of a
piece of clay, take it between their
hands as something divine and
delicate, respects and gives
some worship, that tells me a lot
about the tenderness, respect,
kindness, the sensitivity and
the compassion in the peo-
le, and that all, flourishes
before the art.
Isis Bobadilla currently
resides in San Miguel de
Allende, struggling a little
with her nomadic soul that
has taken her to know every
corner of her beloved Mexico,
enjoying the spirituality, calm,
and serenity that gives her
being creative of these pieces,
who will always be part of this artist.
Vessel Swallows-inspir
Textures cave painting