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Rikhahrt
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Ricardo Rodríguez (Rikhahrt) is a distinguished Mexican visual artist and printmaker based in Ottawa. A graduate of the prestigious National School of Painting, Sculpture, and Printmaking "La Esmeralda" (Mexico City), his practice focuses on traditional printmaking techniques, constructive drawing, and visual communication
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With an extensive international career, Ricardo has showcased his work in solo and group exhibitions across Mexico, Canada, Argentina, Romania, Poland, and the Czech Republic. His accolades include being a featured artist at the Ottawa School of Art’s International Miniature Print Biennial (2025) and winning the Lottery Ticket Design Competition for the Embassy of Mexico in Canada (2023).

In addition to his studio practice, Ricardo is a committed arts educator. He has collaborated with institutions such as UNAM Canada and the Circo Volador Arts and Cultural Center, leading workshops on Mexican muralism, printmaking, and drawing. His work aims to build cultural bridges through art, fostering creative exchange between Mexico and Canada within the capital region’s artistic ecosystem.
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