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Balmaceda
Curated by Luis Ărculo
Welcome Breakfast and Guided Visit
Saturday, Apr 18, 2026: from 11:00 AM
The address will be communicated once participation has been confirmed.
Welcome Breakfast and Guided Visit
Saturday, Apr 18, 2026: 11:00âŻAM â 12:30âŻPM
The address will be communicated once participation has been confirmed.
After its debut at Milan Design Week, Balmaceda returns with CĂłdices, a collection that explores the dialogue between cultural memory and contemporary language. The project unfolds in an apartment in the San Vittore district, where Luis Ărculo presents A Letter about CĂłdices, a site-specific installation conceived to host and interpret the collection. The space becomes an intimate, layered journey, guiding visitors through a sequence of rooms that reveal JosĂ© MarĂa Balmacedaâs visual universe. Inspired by ancestral Mexican architecture, the collection reinterprets pyramids, reliefs, and ancient codices into rugs, embroideries, and ceramic pieces, where geometries and symbols shape a narrative that weaves together past and present.

Balmaceda
Curated by Luis Ărculo
Welcome Breakfast and Guided Visit
Saturday, Apr 18, 2026: from 11:00 AM
The address will be communicated once participation has been confirmed.
Welcome Breakfast and Guided Visit
Saturday, Apr 18, 2026: 11:00âŻAM â 12:30âŻPM
The address will be communicated once participation has been confirmed.
After its debut at Milan Design Week, Balmaceda returns with CĂłdices, a collection that explores the dialogue between cultural memory and contemporary language. The project unfolds in an apartment in the San Vittore district, where Luis Ărculo presents A Letter about CĂłdices, a site-specific installation conceived to host and interpret the collection. The space becomes an intimate, layered journey, guiding visitors through a sequence of rooms that reveal JosĂ© MarĂa Balmacedaâs visual universe. Inspired by ancestral Mexican architecture, the collection reinterprets pyramids, reliefs, and ancient codices into rugs, embroideries, and ceramic pieces, where geometries and symbols shape a narrative that weaves together past and present.