Taller-Studio Carlos Cortes

Studio Cortes by Carlos Cortes can be found in the United States, making custom concrete faux bois art. The tradition is part of the Cortes family, starting back in San Antonio in 1924. The popularization of faux bois in late 19th-century America has been helped by Maximo Cortes. It is unique to many Americans and has been lost due to the death of its experts. Faux bois is called El trabajo rustico in some regions of Mexico and the United States. A relative from Mexico City, Carlos's great-uncle, Dionisio Rodriguez was a renowned European sculptor. He brought the tradition from Europe to America. Carlos learned the art from his father, Maximo, who taught him how to create faux bois concrete sculptures for urban settings. We do large and small projects that can be seen all over the United States, mainly for public clients and private customers. Although we can do anything with faux bois, the most popular projects are benches, tables, birdhouses, birdhouses, and birdhouses

Carlos's tribute is amazing and features a remarkable collection of artworks by Cortes, his father, and his great uncle. Above all, artwork by this artist is fantastic and inspirational. As a consequence, his work's quality is recognized and promoted, and he is considered a legendary local artist. He is well-liked, and visitors have expressed admiration for him. Customers cherish their acquisitions and their links to San Antonio, which can be inspiring. His wooden and concrete creations are appealing, and some are eager to buy them. Overall, Carlos's artwork has been praised and will continue to be evaluated and bought by art enthusiasts.