MCI / 144 II f (2017) is an artwork by Gabriel de la Mora, crafted from discarded rubber blankets sourced from offset printing presses and meticulously mounted on wood. In this piece, De la Mora reclaims rubber blankets that bear the traces of past prints and wear, showcasing rich textures and subtle colors from ink remnants. The surfaces display layers of impressions, scratches and markings, capturing a visual history of their original use. By repurposing these materials, De la Mora highlights their transformation from functional objects to abstract art.

MCI / 144 II f exemplifies his conceptual approach, where the materials tell a story of labor, decay

and reinvention. The textured, tactile work invites viewers to reflect on the invisible histories embedded within everyday objects. Through this piece, Gabriel de la Mora reveals the beauty in overlooked materials, imbuing them with new significance and permanence.

Renowned for his innovative use of found materials, de la Mora transforms industrial remnants into compelling compositions that explore themes of memory, materiality and the passage of time.