Edited with text by Andrea Jahn. Text by Ralf Christofori, Francisco Hernández.
Israel Meza Moreno, known as Moris (born 1978), belongs to a young generation of Mexican artists who work with found objects in Mexico City, creating sculptures that reflect metropolitan violence and the struggle to survive. This catalog is the first to present the entire spectrum of his work.
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Published by Kerber. Edited with text by Andrea Jahn. Text by Ralf Christofori, Francisco Hernández.
Israel Meza Moreno, known as Moris (born 1978), belongs to a young generation of Mexican artists who work with found objects in Mexico City, creating sculptures that reflect metropolitan violence and the struggle to survive. This catalog is the first to present the entire spectrum of his work.
