LUCAS CANTÚ

Lucas Cantú (b. 1982, Monterrey, Mexico) lives and works in Mexico City. Trained as an architect, he works across sculpture, installation, and experimental architecture, developing projects grounded in material exploration and construction processes. His work examines the relationship between human experience, landscape, and the built environment through what he describes as Sinseñalismo—"life without signal."

His work has been exhibited internationally, including at Friedman Benda, Kasmin Gallery, Museo Tamayo, Museo MARCO, and the XIII Havana Biennial. Together with Carlos H. Matos, he is also one half of the architecture practice and creative studio Tezontle.
 

Radnor is pleased to announce a collaboration with Mexico City based architect, artist, and designer Lucas Cantú. Debuting October 27, 2026, his collection, titled Laberintos includes a series of rugs designed for Radnor Made, the gallery’s in-house production line.

The collaboration marks an important addition to Radnor's growing roster of international designers and represents a new chapter in Cantú's multidisciplinary practice. Known for his material experimentation and work that spans sculpture, installation and architecture, Cantú brings his distinctive visual language into the realm of textiles for the first time through Laberintos, a collection that transforms archaeological landscapes into tactile, inhabitable forms.