Here it’s always Monday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday (2024-2025)
Pequod Co. Gallery and Contemporary Art Museum MARCO
Installation: Wax, plaster, concrete, black pigment, salt, water, LED, Arduino, water pump, fog machine, smoke machine, mirror, pastel, cotton paper, graphite, perfume.
For Galileo (In no time no space)
Prelude to Here it’s always Monday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday (2023)
Florence School, Glasgow, Scotland
Installation: Glass, water, LED, Arduino, water pump, fog machine, cotton tarpauline, pastel, acrylic, perfume, herb, creature, speaker, Google Nest Camera.
Installation: Steel, water, LED, Arduino, water pump, fog machine, smoke machine, mirror, pastel.
Pequod Co., Mexico City
Installation: Wax, plaster, concrete, black pigment, steel, water, LED, Arduino, water pump, fog machine, smoke machine, chalk, mirror.
Fifth of September of Two Thousand Sixteen (2019)
Galería Hilario Galguera, Mexico City
Sculpture, steel, rod, white concrete, marmoline, water.
Museo de Arte Carrillo Gil
Installation: video, drawing, and steel, site soil, water
(b. Monterrey, Mexico)
Yolanda Ceballos is an artist and architect. Her work constructs memory as a spatial, material, and temporal system through atmospheric conditions and transitional materials—fog, distilled scent, condensation, salt, glass, and the body.
She develops Temporal Architecture: systems that reconstruct specific past atmospheres and stage them in the present. Through distillation and Arduino-controlled mechanisms, she replays selected atmospheres. The encounter between recorded conditions and the present environment produces a third state that evolves over time, where repetition generates difference.
Ceballos holds an MFA from the Glasgow School of Art and a BA in Architecture from ITESM. Recent solo exhibitions include Here it’s always Monday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday (Pequod Co. and Museo MARCO, 2024), Out of Time and Into Space (ARCO Madrid, 2023), and (change of state) (Pequod Co., 2022). She is currently an artist-in-residence at the Académie des Beaux-Arts × Cité internationale des arts, Paris (2025–2026), developing new systems of atmospheric archival.
Lives and works in Paris
For inquiries: studio@yolandaceballos.com