Mexican Alebriji artists show their sculptures in San Francisco

There are eight great Mexican Alebriji and Nahul statues in California’s San Francisco, where they are part of an exhibition at the Yerba Bhuvana Garden, one of the most valuable cultural centers of the city.

The “Alebrijes and Nahulles” Exhibition, which was opened to the public on Saturday, has a six -meter -tall sculpture Craftsmen from Oksaka And The city of Mexico Metropolitan area. They are based on the animals and creatures of the Mexican legend, myth and tradition.

Carlomakno, director of the Okshaka State Museum (Mapo), managed the Binal Plannez by the Pedro Martinez. The collection includes the works of the late Masters Angelic Jimenez and Constantino Plas of Okshaka, because life artists Adrian Juanna Luis, Margarito Melger, Efron Fun, Maria Jimenez Ojta and Leonardo Linearace.

“Again, Mexico is celebrated by craftsmen showing the cultural and artistic identity of our country,” Reads a post On the Social Media Side of the Mapo. “We congratulate Rome’s Greeko and our director Carlomakno Point Pedro Martinez. This project is a reality for our craftsman community.”

The exhibition is free to attend and run in San Francisco from May 10 to June 22, which will travel in other American cities such as San Jose, Reno, New York and Fresho.

Each sculpture is made from fiberglass and other materials, weighing nearly 550 kilograms. They stand on sites with built -in solar power, thus burning the artwork at all times.

Alebrijs represent animal spirit guides, while Nahules reflects “designing indigenous religious trainers”, according to the non -profit Jerba Buena Gardens Conservation.

There is a smile -like creature with large wings and tail, with a long beard and a mustache, a cat and an armadillo with a lasting tongue and prolonged tongue.

According to the project manager Rome, “Exhibition pays tribute to the exceptional craft of Mexican craftsmen and celebrates the rich cultural heritage of Mexico.”

Yerba Buena Partnership, Yerba Bhuvana Ice Skating and Bowling Center, Children’s Creativity Museum, Center for Arts, Mexican Embassy and Marina Security Services

“The soul of the city of San Francisco is the soul of the city of San Francisco, and such opportunities are once or more once a decade,” said Seve Goss, Managing Director of Yerba Buena Conservation. “This occasion is to pay tribute to the craftsmen of the San Franciscons. They provide a gagoponi of colors and shapes. They create memories that warmth the heart, and bring one to the place of interest and discovery.”

With reports from Sides of the side And San Francisco selector