The blossoming of death is the message revealed in this artwork by Choper Nawers, inspired by Mexican culture, so full of dreamlike imagery that it made the surrealists Dalí and Breton blush with envy. In Mexico, García Márquez’s magical realism would have been considered costumbrismo, as magic and the everyday intertwine naturally and smoothly in our traditions and celebrations. With intense hues, the cempasúchil, the flower of cemeteries, proudly crowns a joyful skull. Nothing better to decorate spaces where even those not fortunate enough to be born in Mexico can feel Mexican.