A series of postcards printed on gray cardboard using screen printing, paying homage to three emblematic figures of pre-Hispanic Mexican art: the Atlante of Tula, the Olmec Head, and the Chac Mool.
Each piece combines image and typography in a contemporary design where the word "Mexico" is repeated in different languages, evoking the international reach of the country's cultural heritage. The figures, reproduced in contrasting black against the neutral cardboard background, highlight the symbolic and aesthetic power of these ancestral sculptures.
These postcards are excellent for collecting, framing, or gifting. This series seeks to reconnect contemporary graphic design with pre-Hispanic visual heritage, celebrating Mexican identity from a modern perspective.
Graphic Postcard Size: 15 x 10 cm Printing: Screen printing Paper: Gray cardboard, 4 points Printed in Mexico Studio Paralelo
