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Fantastic Dragons of Arrazola at the Feast of Faithful Deaths in Xoxocotlán
Santa Cruz Xoxocotlán, Oax., Oct 23 — In San Antonio Arrazola, cradle of the alebrijes and hands that transform wood into fantasy, Artemio Raymundo Ibáñez Ramírez, known as “The Lord of the Dragons”, an artist who since childhood discovered that his imagination had wings. “I fear” – as his family and friends call it – began to shape the beings that inhabited it: dragons, gargoyles and creatures that do not belong to a single world, but transit b…
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Santa Cruz Xoxocotlán, Oax., Oct 23 — In San Antonio Arrazola, cradle of the alebrijes and hands that transform wood into fantasy, Artemio Raymundo Ibáñez Ramírez, known as “The Lord of the Dragons”, an artist who since childhood discovered that his imagination had wings. “I fear” – as his family and friends call it – began to shape the beings that inhabited it: dragons, gargoyles and creatures that do not belong to a single world, but transit b…
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