She holds a degree in Economics, International Economics and Development from the Complutense University, a Master in Entrepreneurship in TeamLabs and a Master in Foreign Trade from the Rey Juan Carlos University. In 2018 she decided to launch together with Gabriel: Atlántico Arts & Crafts.

This project was born with the objective of expanding the cultural wealth of Latin America through contemporary design in Europe, through the curatorship of the work of industrial and artistic designers of the current Latin American scene.

Después más de 10 años en el mundo del marketing y de las ventas me incorporo en Atlantico Arts con el Proyecto Mediterráneo, mano a mano con una de mis grandes amigas y compañeras de la universidad. Ilusionada con este proyecto en el que aparte de mi experiencia profesional me puedo involucrar en el proceso creativo de Atlantico Arts.

Arantxa Solis Pozos was born in 1990 in Cali, Colombia. Of Mexican nationality, she studied at the Faculty of Architecture of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) complementing her academic training at the École Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture of Paris La Villette.

She has participated with the Universidad Iberoamericana in the contest Arte / Idea 2006, obtaining honorable mention for the theoretical project Through the Looking Glass and in the collective exhibition Anthropometry 2015.

Her profession is focused on the plastic arts, especially towards painting and drawing.

In 2016, she presented the series Playing with Nori in the collective exhibition 4 X 4 of the LAB Gallery in San José del Cabo, BCS. Among her latest publications and exhibitions, the work All decision is a jump, selected at the J A Monroy painting biennial in Jalisco.

She currently lives and works on her own project that involves working with gold leaf, in addition to working with Atlántico Arts & Crafts from Mexico City.

A Mexican designer born in Vienna, Austria, has a particular focus on detail, since each of her creations have been carefully designed and manufactured to please the eye, even when observing the smallest details and the most hidden recesses.

Moretti, who studied architecture at the University of Guadalajara, began creating original objects in 2007, which, as she describes it, are "small accents with the ability to illuminate a space".

Caterina seeks inspiration in daily experiences and in the interaction that people have with the objects that surround them. She creates pieces that can be incorporated into daily life and that translate the aesthetics of nature into designs with subtle, minimalist and organic lines. Moretti has exhibited his work in some of the most important design events both in Mexico and in the world.

Originally from Washington, United States. Sculptor, glass artist with participation of his work in a large number of international exhibitions.

His projects have an environmental and sustainable position, a long experience in the glass process as an engineer, he has designed technology systems for artisanal and sustainable production as well as "formulated glass". He is also the founder of Xaquixe and Procesos Proambientales XQ.

Claudia Gómez, an industrial designer from the Universidad Iberoamericana, founded her own brand, "Trot" in 2016, with the purpose of promoting Mexican products and design.

A couple of creators focused on working with wood. Cecilia, interior designer and Rodolfo, plastic artist, produce furniture and contemporary accessories with natural finishes that highlight the simplicity and beauty of wood. They use artisanal techniques and processes combined with technology to guarantee the best quality products.

Euri Lorenzo, restorer who likes to work with gold leaf, and Arantxa Solís, architect with passion for other artistic disciplines, and who after working together for a year and a half in the creation of more than 300 gold leaf decorative circles for a project in the Mexican city of Cozumel, and observe that the project was very successful, decided to ally to join the technical and artistic part of each one in a team that works in gold leaf, mainly.

Joana Váldez, industrial designer from Mérida, Yucatán and Karim Molina, textile designer, originally from Caracas, Venezuela, from the volcanic rock feel the need to design pieces with this material so ancient and little used in contemporary accessories.

AD Mexico: "For Laura, forging a real connection with artisans is an essential part of the process of creating a contemporary and different design ..."

Laura Noriega is an industrial designer born in Guadalajara, Jalisco, with a great passion for design, Mexico has provided one of the most important tools for product development: craft processes.

Working hand in hand with skilled artisans in different production processes and handling of different natural materials the essence of this combination is reflected in the final product, beauty, aesthetics and shapes give each piece a unique value that represents the purest of Mexico.

Laura Noriega has nurtured her skills by working in different countries such as Spain, Japan, Chile, Italy and Mexico, always with a vision towards the artisan production processes of each place.

Young workshop focused on the design and production of pieces designed for home, mainly for the table and kitchen, in blown glass, copper, palm, wood and volcanic stone, low-cost and high production numbers.

It has a large capacity blown glass factory in Mexico City, which allows it to cover projects with great demands.

Originally from Oaxaca, Oaxaca, Mexico. Industrial engineer graduated from ITESM with a thesis specializing in industrial processes in the production of glass. She obtained a scholarship from ITESM-CONACYT for a master's degree in Industrial Engineering, with a thesis for the installation and operation of a micro glass industry.

She specialized in techniques applied to glass (Urban Glass, NY) in blowing, fusing and unleaded stained glass. She has participated in several national and international collective exhibitions, as a teacher in various glass techniques and as a promoter of the sustainable glass culture in Mexico.