Delirium is a vivid exploration of Mexican Indigenous textiles, a powerful tribute to their profound significance and enduring legacy. The paintings part of this series immerses the viewer in a tapestry of intricate patterns and vibrant hues, each stroke and color representing the rich symbolism embedded in these textiles.

Mexican textiles are not merely fabric; they embody a narrative of resistance, resilience, unity, progress, love, perseverance, courage, and, above all, life itself. Each textile pattern, unique to its indigenous region, tells a story of cultural heritage and personal strength. Each painting reflects on how these textiles transcend their physical form to become symbols of the struggle and triumph of indigenous communities.

The global impact of colonialism and globalization is woven into this work, highlighting the complex history behind these textiles. While their origins are debated—an amalgamation of Arab influence, Spanish threads, and Mexican ingenuity—their modern-day significance remains a testament to the ongoing fight for recognition, representation, and respect within our communities.

Through Delirium, Guajardo seek to honor the timeless legacy of Mexican textiles, celebrating their role as enduring symbols of identity and resilience in the face of historical and contemporary challenges.