Lugo creates glazed ceramic vessels with incised figurative faces and anthropomorphic forms that blend folk art traditions with narrative expressionism, closely mirroring Fuster's whimsical double face jug in both technique and cultural storytelling through pottery.

Odundo crafts handbuilt anthropomorphic ceramic vessels with warm toned glazes that blur the boundary between human form and pottery, sharing Fuster's approach of transforming a functional vessel into a figurative and expressive sculptural body.

Ortiz creates handcrafted ceramic vessels rooted in indigenous folk traditions that incorporate figurative and anthropomorphic imagery with a surrealist and whimsical sensibility, closely paralleling Fuster's fusion of sculptural faces, animal motifs, and traditional pottery forms.