Ishinoma Dos Hand-Carved Rock Mural by Andres MonnierUnique PiecesDimensions: D 5 x W 180 x H 90 cm.Materials: Volcanic stone and stainless steel. Available in different finishes and material options. Prices may vary. Different customization options are available on request. Please contact us. Formed by a composition of stone plates, Ishinoma - “space within the stone” - examines stratification as both a geological and cultural construct. The layered configuration references the accumulation of time,sediment, and human intervention, turning the sculpture into an archive of pressure and erosion. From a technical standpoint, the piece explores modular assembly and controlled irregularity: each plate is hand-carved to preserve the material's natural fractures while forming a cohesive, tectonic plane. The result is a surface that oscillates between architecture and landscape. A silent structure where order and entropy converge.Andrés Monnier is a Mexican artist born in Guadalajara and is based in Ensenada.He aims to create sculptural pieces to express stories through the synergy between art, design, and sculpture. In 2017 he founded his studio, where hand in hand with his team, created pieces with fire, art objects, and functional furniture with rock, glass, concrete, wood, and metal.At the end of 2020, Andrés began to create his first collection of pieces with rock. His signature material. It wasn't until 2021 that he (with studies in medicine and industrial engineering) decided to launch as an emerging artist and held his first exhibition entitled “Olympo”, in which he exhibited the 17 pieces of this first collection inspired by Greek Mythology.Monnier participated in his first exhibition as an artist in Tribeca, NY with Galerie Philia.His motivation is to use different techniques and languages of creation to innovate with his proposals for the world of conventional furniture. Monnier is a self-taught sculptor whose dream is to create and design his universe of pieces.