Marine creatures are the iconographic inspiration for this Sea Flower sculpture. The technique requires meticulous work using coloured porcelain. The leaves are cut and finished individually, then inserted one by one to form the final piece.

A mix of human eroticism and animal nature coexist in these sculptural conical shapes. The technique requires meticulous work using coloured porcelain and mosaic inlay. The single parts are made by hand, finished one by one and inserted to construct the final piece.

This is a still life composed of translucent porcelain vases with fluid and liquid colours, created through the complex technique invented by Martha Pachon Rodriguez: mosaic composed of pigmented porcelain dowels inlaid in a very thin body.

Marine creatures are the iconographic inspiration for these Starfish grey porcelain sculptures-bowls. The technique requires meticulous work using thin layers of coloured porcelain superimposed and precisely carved to obtain compositions of vibrant colours.

In search of translucent porcelain, Martha Pachon Rodriguez has created light sculpture-chalices. Through a long process, she drilled and smoothed the liquid porcelain until it became eggshell thin with silky surfaces, and then firing at high temperatures above 1280°C.