“The cacti of the Sonoran Desert, much older than most living humans (averaging 150- to 200-years-old), reach only upward to the sky, gazing in wonder, harmony and respect for the energising light of day and the restful shadow of night,” says Román Serra Cisneros, a Mexican-born multidisciplinary artist and object collector. Their work expresses a celebration of Mexico’s rich culture, the vibrance of diversity, the gaze of nature and the mirroring between human and non-human shapes.