With this collection of porcelain plates, tablecloths, and napkins, we want to tell the story of how architectural typology, translated into FORM, is defined by time in our memory. We begin this story of how architecture has generated codes and symbols over time, creating a space defined by an aesthetic language that characterizes and is recognized as belonging to a time and place in our collective memory.

Thus, the illustrations for plates and tablecloths in the first graphic pattern are ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS; hand-sketched illustrations, using the pencil-on-paper technique,  that describe the different architectural typologies, those that are derived from classical canons, reinterpreted  in different eras, which define a TIME:  Thus, in our present, and seeking to preserve, ideally for the future, the architecture of the Colonial era, the architecture of the Republican era, and the architecture of modern times, we have the opportunity to create and preserve it. The drawings showcase the different characteristics and forms that define an era/time, generating and constructing the exhibition/a language through  of a certain Symbol/Code of representation, which defines a typological set, in turn a symbology specific to each of the eras/Time, which allow us to create images of identification based on a type or typology that allows us to build, in our collective memory, a graphic and plastic memory of how we symbolize a language of representation and a form/function in Colonial, Republican and modern times.

Tablecloth made of cotton-type canvas fabric, liquid repellent, easy to wash and clean.

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