Celeste is an artist duo formed by María Fernanda Camarena and Gabriel Rosas Alemán. Hospitality is central to their shared practice, often taking shape through collaborative public projects. Working across materials and disciplines—from textile installations and copper sculptures to works on paper—their work reflects a meeting of their individual aesthetic sensibilities. Drawing on an abstract vocabulary inspired by landscape, architecture, and bodies both celestial and human, they create compositions that radiate harmony and warmth. In parallel with these larger spatial and sculptural interventions, Celeste also produce monotype prints, translating their interest in texture and materiality into a more intimate format. These prints often feature fluid forms and layered colour fields, echoing the natural palette and organic shapes that run throughout their practice.

Celeste’s work is held in international private and public collections. Their inaugural exhibition took place in 2020 at the Zapopan Museum in Mexico. They have exhibited at Jumex Foundation, Mexico City; The Contemporary Austin, Texas; The Royal Society of Sculptors, London; Museo Amparo, Mexico; The Shepherd Art Center, Detroit; Pangée Pangée, Montreal; Art Paris; JO-HS, Mexico City; The Bentway, Toronto; Museo Cabañas, Guadalajara; Soho House, Mexico City. In 2023, Canopy Collections curated their first solo exhibition in Europe, titled Celeste: A Portable Landscape.