Rainbow Lobster

Rainbow Lobster is a creative collective of freethinkers with offices in Los Angeles and Mexico City, founded in 2021 by the multi-awarded creative Sebastián Arrechedera. It is a place where diverse talents unite to think and produce stories that challenge the status quo. They hacked the Welt Museum in Vienna to demand the return of the Crown of Aztec Emperor Moctezuma to Mexico as part of the documentary "Not Our Crown." They are co-producing the documentary "Casas Muertas" by Rosana Matecki, which tells the reality of those who have left Venezuela. They also held the first art exhibition for children. Rainbow Lobster is a safe space where talented people with different backgrounds and skills come together to co-produce ideas as a team, with clear rules for participation, remuneration, and high respect for intellectual property and credits. Sebastián Arrechedera, the founder, has been recognized as one of the 20 Latin American creatives of the decade by Adlatina magazine. In 2007, Sebastián co-founded a pioneering branded content agency which became the largest independent ad agency in Mexico and was acquired in 2016 by the Japanese holding Dentsu. Sebastián has won more than 60 awards in advertising festivals worldwide, was a juror at Clio, and twice at Cannes Lions. He was also President of the Jury at the Iberoamerican Festival El Sol in Spain and President of Mexico's Creative Circle.