Adrian Xuana Luis

• San Martin Tilcajete

He began carving wood at the age of 14. His first pieces were armadillos, and among the figures, Christopher Columbus and his ship stand out.

His recurring figures today are the death-dog, which consists of narrating the path of the dead to the underworld.

Master carver who with his own style has been able to cover private and public collections. His masks are highly valued, on several occasions during the last 40 years.

For years he has won the mask contest in San Martín.

Visual artists and masters of popular art collaborate with La Mano Mágica, with the idea of bringing together lovers of popular art and contemporary art in one place.