Maison Diez celebrates the beauty of light in architecture with a Baroque-inspired retreat

Every year I set a different challenge, this year the challenge was to use the same envelope and turn it inward. It was a technical challenge without a doubt. There were things we thought would be easy that weren’t, like building some buildings and tearing down others. I devoted myself to other things and it was very interesting to be involved in a space redesign project. The biggest thing we learned was accuracy, we worked for a limited time due to my client having a very high level of demand. This is the biggest challenge. Installing all this from a height of ten meters was a technical challenge, but I think this also shows us what we can do. Our team has this ability. That was the greatest learning for me, it became a very special space.
– Rodrigo Fernandez

Same location, but with a new scenario, breaking the paradigms. It is a challenge to survive and, at the same time, create a never-before-seen space that breaks away from previous locations, challenging the audience to wonder, be surprised and be moved by a spiritual emotion. The Sanctuary of Light will be a living testimony that transformation is possible, even in the most sacred of places.

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For this edition, Diez has entered into an alliance with the Spanish company Santa & Cole to use images from the archive of art objects on display at the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum, as part of the Neoseries selection from the Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection. In this way, Diez presents exclusively to Maison Diez images of famous paintings by artists of the caliber of Velázquez, Caravaggio, Rubens, Swertz, Cranach and Christos, which will be exhibited for the first time in Mexico. They are Baroque masterpieces where light is the spirit that gives life and meaning to each painting. Through the magic of light, Baroque artists transport us into a world of emotions and spirituality.

The color chosen for the venue was made possible thanks to the participation of Comex which was once again present at the 2023 edition of Maison Diez. ColorLife by Comex has presented its new color trends for 2024 as well as the long-awaited Color of the Year, implemented in some spaces of this impressive location. The color is called Ardiente and was chosen during the Comex color forecast earlier this year.

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