Davit Nava’s work focuses on showing the beauty of nature by creating sustainable art that seeks to raise public awareness on environmental issues.
Birds of Mexico City, a symphony of colors, consists of a collection of the 80 most common birds that live in Mexico City. The birds are made of wood that comes from a natural disaster and are life-size. The objective of the Collection is to bring the citizen closer to the birds of the capital … Continue reading On exhibit now: the Subway Station Exhibition – Birds of Mexico City
La sal presente en el mar es, en proporción, la misma que la de nuestro cuerpo; sangre, sudor y lágrimas. Estamos conectados con el mar como origen de la vida y dependemos de él. El mar también es un vínculo a nuestros antepasados y a la historia de la Tierra. La exposición La sal de la vida hace … Continue reading La sal de la vida, Cuernavaca, México, 13-30 Julio 2017
The salt that exists in the sea is, in proportion, the same as that of our body; in our blood, in our sweat and in our tears. Through the salt we are connected with the sea as the origin of life. Our lives depend on the sea. The sea is also the link to our ancestors and the history of … Continue reading La sal de la vida – The salt of life, Cuernavaca, Mexico, 13-30 July 2017
These two reptiles; a chameleon and a gecko, are hybrids, creations inspired by the mexican tradition of making alebrijes. The alebrijes are usually imaginary creatures made by combining the different physiognomic elements of different animals into one creature. The results are very often astonishing. The imaginary creature becomes real. The chameleon Hikuri Roshgadol, in green, blue and … Continue reading Hybrids
It all starts in the sketch book. If you can imagine it – you can do it. Everytime I want to create something new, I dive into my ideas and I start sketching what I’ve imagined. These sketches reflect what later I bring to reality. To shape the body of my sculptures, I use trash. Yep, … Continue reading Sustainable art
Davit Nava 