Chihuahua, wild energy
Lucha libre sculptures
Musical-Sculptural Corridor of Ojinaga, Chihuahua
"Synchrotron, Seed of Light" 56 m² Pachuca, Hidalgo. MX. 2018
"JULIME VILLAGE" Cd. Julimes, Chih.2024
"MR. MENDEZ" 15.4 m² Viena, Austria. 2017
"The neighborhood eye" 36 m² Riveras de Sacramento. Chihuahua 2018
"PELICAN" Meoqui, Chih. 2024
"SUNFLOWERS" 165 m² BRP3 Cd. Juárez, Chih. 2021
"NORTHERN HARMONY" 140 m² Ojinaga Municipal Government Building, 2018
"Emerald of the Sierra" Madera, Chih. 2024
"Pulse of Light" Ruidosa Church, Texas 2022
MURAL “A SINGLE FLAME” PASCUAL OROZCO, CHIH. 2022
Cosmos memory
Mural "Pilares de Vida"
Facultad de Medicina
Hidalgo del Parral, Chih.
2014
Mural "Semillas del Cosmos"
Weltmuseum Vienna
2017
Escultura "Cuna de la ganadería"
Satevó, Chih.
2015
Mural "A dos de tres caídas, sin límite de tiempo"
Ciudad de México
2013
Miguel Valverde (1980, Cuauhtémoc City, Chihuahua, Mexico)
Miguel Valverde is a Mexican visual artist, muralist, sculptor, and cultural manager.
His artistic career has developed both in Mexico and internationally, with solo and group exhibitions in Germany, Austria, Belgium, Slovakia, Croatia, the United States, and Mexico.
His work is distinguished by a strong practice in muralism and sculpture, exploring Mexican identity, collective memory, and the symbolism of lucha libre (Mexican wrestling).
He has created more than 50 murals in public and private spaces. Among his most significant works are Seeds of the Cosmos (2017), commissioned for the Weltmuseum Wien in Vienna, Austria; Two out of Three Falls, No Time Limit (2013), created for Arena México to commemorate the 80th anniversary of Mexican lucha libre; as well as numerous murals for the Autonomous University of Chihuahua (UACH) and other cultural and institutional venues in Mexico and abroad.
In addition to his artistic practice, he is an international cultural manager.
He is the founder and director of Centro Cultural Cascabel, a platform dedicated to the promotion, professional development, and internationalization of visual artists through exhibitions, artist residencies, and collaborative projects connecting Mexico, the United States, and Europe. Through this initiative, he actively promotes Mexican culture while fostering international networks for artistic exchange and collaboration.
