ABOUT
Founded on the beaches of Zihuatanejo in 2013, LOOT is a multi-dimensional culture and arts hub with design-focused contemporary gallery, restaurant, and retail spaces in Zihuatanejo and CDMX. Functioning as a place to be human, a space to be curious, and an outlet to be wondrous, LOOT is a multichannel platform for artists, advocates of adventure, and curators of dynamic cultural, musical, epicurean, sensorial, and immersive experiences that splice the spectrum of surf, art, music, food, fashion, lifestyle, and events.
GUADALAJARA, MEXICO
1990
EXHIBITION
Rocca Luis César
Una Flor Para Otra Flor
EXHIBITION
Una Flor Para Otra Flor
Jan 01 – Month 00
2021
Explore abstract strokes and shapes doused in vibrant colour with Luis Rocca’s whimsical and surrealist large format works, murals, and installations that tell narratives of places, people and relationships.
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