Press & Interviews

Over the years, my work has found its way into different spaces — podcasts, cultural events, interviews, nautical parades, exhibitions, and moments where someone decided that my story was worth sharing. I never take that for granted.

Every time a journalist, a creator, or a community leader invites me to speak, I feel the same gratitude: the chance to talk about my art, my process, and the traditions of Los Cabos that inspire me. These conversations allow me to honor the people who helped me grow, the communities that support my work, and the culture that gives life to every Catrina and every mojiganga I build.

Here you will find a collection of my interviews, appearances, and mentions — not as trophies, but as chapters of my journey as a self-taught artist. Each one represents a moment where my creations walked beyond my studio and touched new audiences.

Some of the topics I often share in interviews:

• The origins of my naive self-taught art
  
  

• How mojigangas come to life when a human steps inside
  
  

• The cultural meaning behind my Catrinas and Catrines
  
  

• The challenges and joys of being an artist in Los Cabos
  
  

• My creative process and the evolution of my techniques
  
  

• Stories from weddings, parades, and community celebrations
  
  

• The importance of keeping Mexican traditions alive
  
  

If you’re a journalist, creator, or podcast host and you’d like to talk with me, this page is for you as well. I’m always open to conversations that celebrate art, culture, and the magic of handmade work.

Thank you to everyone who has given me a voice in their platform.
Every interview is another brushstroke in my story.

— Antonio Lapierre