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The art of Mario Martín del Campo || Martín del Campo is a visual artist born in Guadalajara in 1947. His work enchants with Renaissance exactitude and impressive perfection. His sculptures take on life as musical instruments and incorporate silver, wood, shells and ostrich eggs that find expression as vehicles, fantastical animals and puppets.

Author: Mario Martín del Campo

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Working with Jesse has been wonderful, she always goes above and beyond and exceeds our expectations...more

- Claudia Del Pozo, Director of the Eon Resilience Lab, C Minds

Having traveled around the world in formal institutional settings in several languages, I was awed by witnessing the agile translation capabilities of Jesse Tomlinson during a conference in Guadalajara. She readily translated for both...more

- Bill Boerum - Chairman Emeritus - Sister Cities International

I came to Guadalajara for just a few days and needed an interpreter at very short notice. Jesse was responsive, flexible, and her interpreting skills are second-to-none. I undertake research in developing countries around the world, and...more

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Clients

Inter-American Development Bank
Servicio Nacional de Sanidad
Bardo Comunicación
University of Guadalajara
Black Coffee Gallery
Secretary of Culture of the city of Tlaquepaque
CONAFOR, Mexico's National Forestry Commission
Tec de Monterrey (ITESM)