Known for his handcrafted mojigangas, life-size characters, and iconic Catrinas, Antonio transforms Mexican traditions into living, moving art. His work blends sculpture, theater, and visual narrative, creating pieces that are not only visually striking but emotionally resonant.

For Antonio, every giant puppet is more than a creation — it is a character with a soul, a guardian of stories, a celebration of identity. By stepping inside the mojiganga, a performer gives it life for a moment, allowing the public to witness a cultural figure walking, dancing, and interacting with the world. This unique artistic approach has turned Antonio into one of the most recognizable creators of large-scale characters in Los Cabos.

His work can be seen across the region: in weddings on the sand, elegant events at luxury resorts, nautical parades at the marina, Day of the Dead celebrations, and cultural festivals that honor Mexico’s traditions. Each piece is built by hand, layer by layer, with an unmistakable style that merges naïve art, humor, symbolism, and storytelling.

He specializes in giant mojigangas, life-size mojidolls, Catrinas, and fully customized iconic characters designed for celebrations, art events, tourism experiences, and private clients looking for something truly unique.

Every character is crafted with passion, patience, and a profound respect for Mexican roots.
His studio, located in the Cangrejos neighborhood of Cabo San Lucas, is where ideas transform into art — a small creative workshop filled with color, sketches, sculptures in progress, and the unmistakable magic of handcrafted tradition.

If you want to experience art that moves — literally — Antonio Lapierre opens the door to a world where imagination and culture walk together.