Mayra Molinary

Born in 1956, Mayra Molinary earned a bachelor’s degree in Plastic Arts from the University of Puerto Rico in 1978. She furthered her studies with post-graduate work at the University of Aix-en-Provence in France. Molinary began her artistic journey with ceramics at the UPR Beautiful Crafts Workshop and has since expanded her practice to include graphic design, painting, illustration, and art education.

Molinary is currently working on a re-edition of El Coquí Explorador, the children’s book she first illustrated digitally in 1991. Over the years, she has participated in numerous group exhibitions at galleries across Puerto Rico, showcasing her versatile artistic skills and commitment to both fine arts and design.

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Mayra Molinary | Trapecio I, II y II | Ceramic and Copper | 9 x 6 x 4" Three small, geometric sculptural vases stand in a row. The left and right vases are cream-colored with a textured, stone-like finish and feature a circular copper or wood inlay in the center. The middle vase is a dark, charcoal-grey trapezoid with a smaller circular inlay.
Mayra Molinary | Trapecio I, II y II | Ceramic and Copper | 9 x 6 x 4" Three small, geometric sculptural vases stand in a row. The left and right vases are cream-colored with a textured, stone-like finish and feature a circular copper or wood inlay in the center. The middle vase is a dark, charcoal-grey trapezoid with a smaller circular inlay.
Mayra Molinary | Trapecio I, II y II | Ceramic and Copper | 9 x 6 x 4" Three small, geometric sculptural vases stand in a row. The left and right vases are cream-colored with a textured, stone-like finish and feature a circular copper or wood inlay in the center. The middle vase is a dark, charcoal-grey trapezoid with a smaller circular inlay.
Mayra Molinary | Trapecio I, II y II | Ceramic and Copper | 9 x 6 x 4" Three small, geometric sculptural vases stand in a row. The left and right vases are cream-colored with a textured, stone-like finish and feature a circular copper or wood inlay in the center. The middle vase is a dark, charcoal-grey trapezoid with a smaller circular inlay.
Mayra Molinary | Trapecio I, II y II | Ceramic and Copper | 9 x 6 x 4" Three small, geometric sculptural vases stand in a row. The left and right vases are cream-colored with a textured, stone-like finish and feature a circular copper or wood inlay in the center. The middle vase is a dark, charcoal-grey trapezoid with a smaller circular inlay.

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A matte white ceramic vase with a highly textured, sculptural design. The vase features deep, organic folds and angular, overlapping layers that create a dynamic, wind-swept or chiseled appearance.
A matte white ceramic vase with a highly textured, sculptural design. The vase features deep, organic folds and angular, overlapping layers that create a dynamic, wind-swept or chiseled appearance.
A matte white ceramic vase with a highly textured, sculptural design. The vase features deep, organic folds and angular, overlapping layers that create a dynamic, wind-swept or chiseled appearance.

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The vase features a rough, sand-textured beige exterior contrasted by smooth, dark brown metallic-looking geometric carvings and abstract shapes recessed into its surface.
The vase features a rough, sand-textured beige exterior contrasted by smooth, dark brown metallic-looking geometric carvings and abstract shapes recessed into its surface.

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The sphere-shaped vase features a textured, light beige, sand-like exterior. Deep, dark brown or black grooved cutouts and geometric lines slice through the surface, revealing a smooth glaze underneath. The top of the sphere opens into a small, narrow mouth meant for holding a single flower stem.
The sphere-shaped vase features a textured, light beige, sand-like exterior. Deep, dark brown or black grooved cutouts and geometric lines slice through the surface, revealing a smooth glaze underneath. The top of the sphere opens into a small, narrow mouth meant for holding a single flower stem.

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