Francisco Cantón / Axolotl textile integrating reflections that allude to

integrating reflections that allude to invisible connections between people and places

a face and daily gestures that a permanent sun cuts out and includes in a room of a living space

The pavements of Berlin silently bear witness to great turmoil

they have applied their imagery to a variety of surfaces

Thomas Caron

Francisco Cantón / Axolotl textile integrating reflections that allude toAxolotl is a quiet, immersive visual journal by Francisco Cantn, shaped over seven years of suspensionbetween countries, identities, and moments that refuse to settle. Like the creature its named after, the book resists resolution. It does not arrive; it lingers. The axolotl, an animal that never completes its metamorphosis, exists in a permanent in betweenneither beginning nor ending, neither youth nor adulthood. Cantns images inhabit this same