MURAL “A SINGLE FLAME” PASCUAL OROZCO, CHIH. 2022
Lottery ticket celebrating 100 years of mexican muralism.
Guerrero's Heart - Guerrero, Chihuahua, México
Cosmos memory
Aerial view of "Accordion" sculpture in Ojinaga, Chihuahua. 2020
Mirada punzante
Nopalucho
Mural "Pilares de Vida"
Facultad de Medicina
Hidalgo del Parral, Chih.
2014
Mural "Semillas del Cosmos"
Weltmuseum Vienna
2017
"Demonios del campo"
Colección Raíces de Vida y Muerte
2015
Escultura "Cuna de la ganadería"
Satevó, Chih.
2015
"El Viaje"
Colección Raíces de Vida y Muerte
2015
Mural "A dos de tres caídas, sin límite de tiempo"
Ciudad de México
2013
Miguel Valverde
Mexican artist (b. 1980, Ciudad Cuauhtémoc, Chihuahua). His practice moves between contemporary muralism, sculpture, and painting, exploring the desert as a symbolic territory where energy, memory, and identity converge.
Working through dynamic gesture, vibrant color, and organic forms in constant transformation, Valverde creates immersive visual environments that connect ancestral narratives with contemporary experience. His work has been presented internationally, with exhibitions and projects in Germany, Belgium, and Austria.
He has produced over fifty murals in public and private spaces. Notable works include Semillas del Cosmos (2017), presented at the Weltmuseum Wien, and A dos de tres caídas, sin límite de tiempo (2013), created at Arena México, where lucha libre emerges as a symbolic language of duality, ritual, and identity, linking popular culture with deeper archetypal structures.
Alongside his large-scale work, his studio practice on canvas expands these explorations through a gestural and energetic painting language—marked by expressive brushwork, intense chromatic fields, and flowing organic compositions that evoke the desert as a living, shifting force.
His sculptural work extends his pictorial language into three dimensions through metal, resin, and ceramics, as seen in the sculptural corridor in Ojinaga, Chihuahua.
In 2026, his work expanded into Eastern Europe through the exhibition Desierto / PÚŠT in Bratislava, Slovakia.
Valverde is the founder of Centro Cultural Cascabel – Red Creativa, fostering artistic exchange between Mexico and Europe. His practice currently unfolds between Mexico, the United States, and Europe.
