This striking little framed piece by artist Luis Pablo captures the joyful essence of the Day of the Dead through six vividly painted sugar skulls, each one brimming with personality. The Luis Pablo transforms the traditional calavera into a celebration of life and color, combining bold hues and delicate details that make every skull unique.
Arranged within a black frame, these miniature carvings stand out against a cempasuchitl orange background, creating a stunning contrast that enhances their luminosity. Luis Pablo’s signature precision and contemporary vision turn this classic symbol into a refined and playful work of art that honors memory with brilliance and elegance.
A tzompantli is an Aztec term that refers to a collection of skulls.
