ALDRIN L

Bio

Aldrin B. (1981, Mexico City) is a multidisciplinary artist and designer whose practice lies at the critical intersection of sculpture, design, and advanced technology. Through the use of physical and digital media, Aldrin develops dystopian, parametric, and dreamlike forms that explore the impact of industrial and technological systems on contemporary social and environmental contexts.

His visual language, influenced by neoclassical architecture and cyberpunk aesthetics, seeks a symbolic synthesis where the precision of code meets the sensitivity of matter. As founder of H67 FAB STUDIO, he has established a space of creative resistance where digital fabrication and traditional art techniques converge to give life to pieces of absolute aesthetic purity.

Beyond his artistic production, Aldrin is a strong advocate for the democratization of knowledge. She actively participates in knowledge-sharing initiatives through fabrication and experimentation spaces, supporting emerging artists and, crucially, empowering underprivileged youth without access to cutting-edge technology. Her vision seeks to catalyze new artistic movements that, through a process-based approach and technical innovation, use art as a vehicle for social transformation and denunciation.