Gabriela Aramoni is a Mexican artist based in Coyoacán, Mexico, whose practice centers on ceramics and jewelry as vessels for observation, memory, and quiet transformation. Her ceramic work often takes the form of utilitarian objects, where daily rituals become sites of reflection and intimacy. In parallel, her jewelry explores the delicate world of insects and animals, rendered with careful attention and reverence, blurring the line between adornment and artifact. Aramoni’s work remains attentive to the present moment, exemplified by a poignant piece created in response to the pandemic, underscoring her commitment to an art practice that evolves alongside lived experience. Through material sensitivity and restrained emotion, her work invites closeness, contemplation, and a renewed awareness of the poetic within the everyday.