Mauricio Gattás is a Mexican painter and installation artist whose work maps memory, everyday life, and the interior world.

Mauricio's paintings and installations map the territory between the external world and the interior life. Working predominantly in large formats, his work inhabits the everyday — objects, settings, still lifes, and landscapes — charged with memory, feeling, and the quiet intensity of observation. Each composition reads as a private cosmology: familiar on the surface, dense with interior meaning beneath.

With over twenty years of practice, he trained at the Ximena Subercaseaux Academy, the École des Beaux-Arts de Saint-Étienne in France, and the DeCinti Villalón in Madrid. His work has been shown in group exhibitions across Canada, France, and Mexico, and in solo presentations at MARCO in Monterrey and MACO in Oaxaca, and is part of numerous private collections.