Eleven series — from Mexican iconography and reflective skulls to monumental bulls, horses, and public installations.
Stainless steel · powder coated
Stainless steel · mirror finish
Lingot bronze
Silver · bronze · monumental
With Domingo Zapata · mixed technique
Chrome bronze
Gold · silver · copper · 2010
Bronze
Inspired by Picasso
Bronze
Bronze
Series
Located at 1251 Avenue of the Americas in front of its famed fountain, a tourist focal point that quickly became a superlative photo opportunity. The duality of the fruit — sweet with an exterior of durability and opportunity for growth — resonates with those who love New York.
Stainless steel, powder coated
On request
Series
Twin to El Toro de Oro, The Platinum Bull sits at 14 by 7 feet — stainless steel with a mirror finish. The sculpture has been presented in New York’s Meatpacking District and as a monumental work at the Hamptons Fine Art Fair.
Stainless steel, mirror finish
On request · monumental 14 × 7 ft
Series
Constructed from lingot bronze and standing seven feet long. An installation coinciding with New York Art Week — a city-wide initiative across museums, auction houses, and public spaces.
Lingot bronze
On request · seven feet long
Series
From Latin Palmarius (“masterpiece”), this sculpture represents life from birth to death — and the will to transcend. It carries the artist’s roots, customs, and traditions, and has been exhibited throughout more than 28 countries and in important museums worldwide.
Silver · bronze · silver/copper finishes
25 cm silver · 40 cm bronze · monumental 1.70 m
Series
Limited series in collaboration with Domingo Zapata — four unique pieces in mixed technique with wooden frames in gold leaf (2020). A fusion of color, texture, and intention that captivates the viewer.
Print · mixed technique
40×40 cm · 80×80 cm · monumental 1.60 m · custom unique pieces
Series
A series defined by color — the detail that makes Miami’s palm trees so characteristic. A lively form that carries the city’s heat into chrome bronze.
Chrome bronze
12.5 · 25 · 50 · 100 centimeters
Series
A fusion of sculptures with Mexican features in gold, silver, and copper. Created in 2010, this edition remains a sought-after presentation of the artist’s early sculptural language.
Silver · finishes silver / gold / copper
15 centimeters
Series
Inspired by Naia — among the earliest known residents of the Americas, recovered from an underwater cave on the Yucatán Peninsula. Cabrera brings Naia back through sculpture as a project of social and cultural impact on the history of humanity, and as a call to share Mexico’s deep past with the world.
Bronze
1.20 m · 20 centimeters
Series
“Fast horse” in Italian — a project stemming from the inspiration and influence of Picasso. The horse has been one of the artist’s favorite animals since childhood; this form highlights courage and firmness, suggesting we can succeed even when incomplete.
Bronze
40 cm · 1.20 m · monumental 3.5 m
Series
A sculptural representation that seeks to generate impact — calling and captivating attention while showing the essence and roots of Mexican tradition in full splendor.
Bronze
1.25 m · 2.50 m
Series
In this representation of the Virgin, the artist seeks to generate a great impact on the viewer — calling and captivating attention. The sculpture shows in all its splendor the essence and roots of Mexicans, accentuating the great traditions of Mexico.
Bronze
1.25 m · 2.50 m
