Daniela Rocha : Art Book Design

Reforma

BBVA Bancomer / Turner

2019

This book is a tour of Chapultepec Castle in Mexico City, from its myths, literature, art, its construction and the most emblematic events that took place in its headquarters until the creation of the National Museum of History and its collections, which allows us to know the importance and significance of Chapultepec in the history of Mexico.

With texts by leading authors such as Miguel León-Portilla, Vicente Quirarte, Alejandro Rosas, Salvador Rueda Smithers, Axayácatl Gutiérrez, Juan M. Blanco, Lourdes López, María Hernández and Thalía Montes.

Published in Mexico, by Turner Libros, 2015

Published in Mexico, 2015

Museo Nacional de Antropología
Miguel León-Portilla, Pedro Ramírez Vázquez, Eduardo Matos, Roger Bartra, among others
Photographs by Javier Hinojosa

In 2004, the National Museum of Anthropology of Mexico City celebrates 40 years in its current headquarters, the Chapultepec Forest. This book was published to celebrate this, the edition not only recounts its rooms of archeology and ethnography, but focuses on the museum itself: its building, its history and its role in research, conservation and dissemination of national heritage. To illustrate the volume, 450 photographs were taken that show aspects of its main collections, its architecture, museography and the works of its collection. It also has an anthology of texts by leading specialists in Mexican archeology and ethnography.

First edition, 2004
Printed in color
456 pp.
Bound in cloth
with dust jacket,
33 x 28.5 cm
Co-edition with Turner / INAH

The Campeche region is listed as one of the most important ecosystems in the world. It is part of the Selva Maya, which covers almost three million hectares of northern Mexico, where countless archaeological remains and a great diversity of plants and animals have been found. Half of the region is protected and decreed Biosphere Reserve hence the importance of publicizing this natural heritage in order to ensure environmental protection.

The book is profusely documented with more than 100 color photographs, scientific tables, maps and various scientific texts that illustrate and contextualize the importance of this region.

The Soul of México
Texts by Carlos Fuentes, Justo Fernández, Mercedes de la Garza, Guadalupe Jiménez Codinach, Carlos Monsiváis, José Antonio Nava, Alberto Sarmiento Donate and Héctor Tajonar

Part of a much broader project, which began with the 12 episodes of the television series of the same name, this book reproduces in its pages the original texts used as scripts for the series, enriched with images and photographs that illustrate each of the chapters . Thus, the history of the country is recounted from pre-Hispanic Mexico, through the viceregal and independent era until reaching contemporary Mexico, in the pen of specialists in the field.

Antonio García Cubas Award, 2002

First edition, 2001
First reprint, 2003
Printed in color
462 pp.
Bound in cloth
with dust jacket,
33 x 24.5 cm
isbn 970-651-552-6
Special edition for
National Council for
Culture and the Arts / Televisa / Ocean

The colors and design of butterfly wings can be very complex, bright and attractive, as if they were carpets or jewelry. They are often difficult to be appreciatet being small flying insects, but this book gives the prominence and importance they deserve.

An amazing book, with over 300 high quality photographs that turn into art works simple wings.

Murals of the Palacio de Bellas Artes
Texts by Mercedes Iturbe, Carlos Monsiváis and Néstor García Canclini

The Palacio de Bellas Artes is the setting for the most diverse manifestations of Mexican muralism. The works that decorate it -some specially made for the place, and others moved there later- show themes that range from the political positions of the artists, their view on the history of Mexico, to others that do not fit into a nationalist current .
This catalog analyzes the genesis of muralism in Fine Arts, the meanings of the works and their reception and interpretation by the public, as well as showing many graphic and testimonial aspects of the process of artistic creation in its walls.

First edition, 2004
Printed in color
184 pp.
Bound in paperback,
32 x 24 cm
ISBN 968-5011-35-4
Co-edition with the Museum
of the Palace of Fine Arts

FERNANDO EIMBCKE: VIVIAN ABENSHUSHAN
PATRICIA RIGGEN: GUADALUPE NETTEL
CARLOS REYGADAS: JORGE VOLPI
AMAT ESCALANTE: LUIGI AMARA
GAEL GARCÍA BERNAL: ÉLMER MENDOZA
MARIANA CHENILLO: MAURICIO MONTIEL FIGUEIRAS
RODRIGO PLÁ: SERGIO GONZÁLEZ RODRÍGUEZ
GERARDO NARANJO: EDUARDO ANTONIO PARRA
DIEGO LUNA: FABRIZIO MEJÍA MADRID
RODRIGO GARCÍA: EMILIANO MONGE

First published Mexico, 2010

D. R. © 2010
Random House Mondadori, S. A. de C. V.
Instituto Mexicano de Cinematografía
ISBN Random House Mondadori: 978-607-310-299-5

ACCIONES Y VALORES
The best investments is in Mexico

Texts by Enrique Cárdenas and Gustavo del Ángel Mobarak

Corporate book celebration the 40th anniversary

Published in Mexico, 2011

INTERNAL DISPLACEMENT INDUCED BY VIOLENCE:
A GLOBAL EXPERIENCE, A MEXICAN REALITY

By Laura Rubio Díaz-Leal

Published in Mexico, 2015

One of the most important archaeologist in Mexico.

Published in Mexico, 2015

From the chef's house to the restaurant, and from there, to the house of the reader: this book translates the most representative recipes of Federico Rigoletti's restaurants into a home cooking language, in which Japanese, Italian and Mexican cuisines meet a common place.

Published in Mexico, 2009

Institucional Brochure

The valley of Tehuacán Cuicatlán. Natural and cultural heritage

Patrimony of indigenous Cuicatecos, Ixcatecos, Chochos, Mazatecos, Chinantecos and Nahua, the valley of Tehuacán, Puebla-Cuicatán, Oaxaca, has been conserved during centuries by its difficult access. The construction of a highway led to a conservation and development project in the area. This book shows, in beautiful photographs and through the texts of specialists, the natural and cultural richness of this place in Mexico.

First edition, 2000
Printed in color
120 pp.
Bound in cardboard,
24.5 x 19 cm
isbn 970-92451-0-4
Special edition for
conaculta / Center of the
Image / Museum of Arts /
University of Guadalajara

Recipes by chef Ricardo Muñoz Zurita

Photographs by Ignacio Urquiza

Gastronomic tour through the history of Mexico, with the color green as a pretext for your itinerary. Here appetizers, appetizers, soups, main dishes, desserts and drinks are collected, with splendid photos and introductory texts that tell the story of each dish. We thus find ancient and traditional recipes where pre-Hispanic ingredients appear, as well as an interesting section of contemporary cuisine, where the author writes down novel recipes from other Mexican creators.

AWARD A! DESIGN 2000

Eduardo Matos Moctezuma
Photography by Michel Zabé, Ignacio Guevara, Jesús Sánchez Uribe, et al.

The work of archaeologists has changed shape over time, although the goal remains the same: discover the origins. In this way, the old expeditionaries have been transformed into scientists armed with modern technology that are today archaeologists. This volume includes the exhibition held at the Old College of San Ildefonso, by Eduardo Matos Moctezuma, dedicated to the human character and work of archaeologists in Mesoamerica, those men dedicated to the discovery, research, conservation and dissemination of the past. It presents a history of archeology in Mexico, as well as images of his daily work and findings.

San Francisco de Campeche
Entre baluartes, piratas y leyendas

Corporate brochure, 2014