A sanctuary rooted in cultivation
The chapel is imagined as a place where the family’s history remains alive in the same land it helped prosper. Agricultural symbols are transformed into a contemporary sacred language without losing their intimacy.
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05 — Sacred art · Architecture · Memory
Capilla El Sembrador
A sanctuary of gratitude and belonging where sculpture, architecture, cultivation and remembrance are conceived as one complete work.
Overview ↓01 — Overview
What is planted with love becomes memory, presence and legacy.
- Program
- Chapel · Memorial · Sacred objects
- Works
- Cross · Virgins · Custodias
- Status
- Design and development
- Method
- Research · Engineering · Craft
02 — The story
A family of sacred presences
The Cross of Transcendence, Custodia de la Cosecha and Custodia de la Armonía form a connected constellation. Palm, cacao, harvest and light appear as symbols of gratitude, nourishment and spiritual continuity.
Sensitivity supported by engineering
The process moves from iconographic and material research to sketching, digital modeling, structural analysis, prototyping, finishing and installation. Durability and scale are part of the artistic decision.
03 — Visual archive
07 visual pieces
La Virgen de la Cosecha within the warm, contemplative interior of the chapel.
The Cross of Transcendence structures the interior focus.
First drawings for Custodia de la Cosecha.
Agricultural symbolism is translated into sacred form.
Custodia de la Armonía: balance, abundance and light.
Moving image
Prototyping film: technical and material adjustments prepare the sculptural form for 3D printing.
Moving image
Film: La Virgen de la Cosecha moves from drawing and digital form into the imagined sanctuary.