Lelonopo:
One of the many installations at a school in Tlaquepaque. The papel picado (cut paper) work in this installation was breath taking.
Lelonopo:
One of the many installations at a school in Tlaquepaque. The photos don't do it justice. The entire floor was covered with flower petals and the room was completely lit by candles. Amazing.
Lelonopo:
This huge decoration hung across an entryway to the school, completely made out of pan (bread).
Lelonopo:
One of the many installations at a school in Tlaquepaque. The photos don't do it justice. The entire floor was covered with flower petals and the room was completely lit by candles. Amazing.
Lelonopo:
If you look closely you'll see the female skeleton in the back had the name Adelita on her hat. Adela's name is common in Mexico.
Lelonopo:
One of the many installations at a school in Tlaquepaque. The entire floor in this room was covered with designs created from seeds, flowers and grain. All such fleeting artwork but painstakingly detailed and time consuming.
Lelonopo:
The miniature altars within the larger altars, and the creating of patterns and symbols with beans, sugar, flower petals...here it looks like a cross made with sugar or salt.
