Azul Ehrenberg Hellion (1997) is an interdisciplinary artist living and working between Mexico and the Netherlands. Her work brings together handmade paper, visual poetry, and imagery, intuitively exploring the impact of both past and present narratives. Through an experimental and varied approach, she addresses themes such as memory, landscape, and cultural heritage.

Inspired by the contexts she inhabits, her work reflects the contrasts between modernity and tradition, blurring the boundaries between reality and imagination. Her pieces are both deeply personal and a reflection of broader cultural themes.

This summer, we visited Azul in her Mexico City studio, where she shared her creative process and the unforgettable summer that still lives within her. Surrounded by paper, color, and memory, she told her story while wearing her favorite pieces from our QT Drop — a conversation shaped by warmth, nostalgia, and the art that carries her forward.

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