“Krytzia recognizes other meanings of existence; in the flow of water she sees the primitive, the diverse, the spring from which life emanates; she understands that water is also a kind of destiny, a more malleable one.”

— Sofía Arredondo Lambertz

Erected during Art Week in Mexico City to mark the 30th anniversary of the World Trade Center, Trivium is a 3-meter-tall sculpture composed of three symbolic columns representing the structural support of community and the strength of global collaboration. Its deep blue tones evoke humanity’s shared origin in water, while vivid accents celebrate the diversity of individual identity.

Volumetric Canvases is a set of nine works which are a sculptural meditation on individuality, interconnection, and the organic form. Created in the heart of Mexico City, these nine works celebrate diversity – not through uniformity, but through contrast.

Through her enormous canvases, Krytzia transmits her energy, and reflects what unfolds before her eyes in her workshop. Through reflection she illustrates the great origins of all life through the ocean.