Beyond Aesthetics

The Mexican Art of Our Boutique Hotel in Mexico City

We are a vehicle of connection between art, the CDMX, and its cultural expressions.
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At Colima 71, we see ourselves as catalysts for cultural enrichment, fostering a community where creativity flourishes and diverse voices are celebrated. We believe that Mexican art has the potential to transcend borders and inspire profound social impact. By investing in the arts, our boutique hotel in Mexico City elevates our nation's cultural standing and empowers artists to make a lasting difference.

Anyone in a position of influence can and should be encouraged to take responsibility for fostering the arts and supporting artists. In Mexico, we have an exceptional opportunity to do so.

If you have a project aimed at building a better community through art, please submit your proposal to artecomunidad@colima71.com

Architecture
TAX/ Alberto Kalach

 Interior Design 
Nomah Studio / Karla Celorio Interiorismo

Art 
DZ Art Liaisons / Ana Ongay

Works and Artists of

Colima 71 Art Community Hotel

"Tesla Crushed by an Olmec Head" by Chavis Mármol.

Through his viral work, Chavis Mármol questions conventions and confronts ancestral culture with contemporary technology. This piece, part of the "Neo-tameme" series, calls for reflection on our nation's roots and the modern world's impact on our identity.

"Quetzalcóatl" by Darío Escobar.

Work inspired by the Mesoamerican sculptural tradition, made from bicycle tires and bronze weights, seeks to represent the mythical figure of Quetzalcoatl in a play of light and shadow.

"Spectator of the Shipwreck" by Iñaki Bonilla.

A photographic collection from 2007 shows the decline of different old houses as a metaphor for a shipwreck announced.

"Latticework Inspired by the Traditional Protections of the Houses of Colonia Roma" by Sofía Taboas.

Our lattice is inspired by the traditional architecture proliferating in Roma, Mexico City. This peace allows us to coexist with the city environment daily.

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