Chavis Mármol is a Mexican artist based in Mexico City whose practice critically examines the tensions of the contemporary world through sculpture, installation, and performance. Trained in visual arts at the Autonomous University of the State of Hidalgo and holding a Master’s degree in Visual Arts from UNAM, he develops a body of work rooted in contradiction, where Indigenous identity, material irony, and late capitalism intersect in works that combine political satire, humor, and social reflection. His practice often takes shape as a “cocktail” of ideas, techniques, and materials, employing play, provocation, and satire to question the norms, cultural values, and dominant narratives of our time.