Mauricio Groenewold is a Mexican artist celebrated for his intricate skeleton-themed artwork, which pays homage to the rich traditions of Mexican folklore. His style follows in the footsteps of greats like José Guadalupe Posada and Manilla, known for their iconic representations of calaveras (skulls) in cultural and political satire. Groenewold’s work captures the essence of Día de los Muertos with a modern twist, blending vibrant colors and bold lines that reflect the lively spirit of Mexican traditions. His skeletons, both whimsical and macabre, celebrate life and death, making his art a true testament to Mexican artistic heritage.
