Sonia Ruiz (Bella Vista – Tucumán, 1984) is an Argentine visual artist whose practice centers primarily on painting. Her work is distinguished by a realism that serves the uncanny, where various characters inhabit scenes in which the erotic, the abject, the uncanny, the familiar, and the comic are intertwined. Through this blend, Ruiz constructs compelling … Read more

Josefina Labourt (Buenos Aires, 1985) is an artist who investigates the complexities of corporeality and language through various operations and materialities, including collage, oil, resin, paper-mâché, and video. This material experimentation is reflected in her works through the inclusion of organic elements such as flowers, tree bark, and eggshells. In her encounters with the viewer, … Read more

Carla Grunauer (1982, Tucumán) explores painting, drawing, and sculpture, investigating figurations that arise from free associations and evoke primitive and metaphysical imaginaries. Her technical exploration and the coexistence of various materials and supports in her works are characteristic features of her production. This creates a total ecosystem where all her series coexist transversally. Primarily organic, … Read more

Constanza Giuliani (1984, Mendoza) explores drawing and painting, combining both through airbrush techniques to create a visual imaginary aligned with pop culture, such as comics, animation, and graffiti. In her works, text merges, competes, or coexists with images, crafting stories and characters that navigate personal and collective adventures while reflecting on the vicissitudes of contemporary … Read more

Teresa Giarcovich (1979, Buenos Aires) is an artist whose work explores the nature of the elusive, the mystical, and the mysterious. Her artistic process is characterized by layering and transparency, resulting in images that appear ephemeral and diffuse. Drawing inspiration from the textile world, she incorporates materials such as tulle, nets, and plastics, alongside other … Read more

Clara Esborraz (Rafaela, 1991) is a multidisciplinary artist. Their work explores drawing, performance, and sculpture, creating imaginaries where reality and fiction intertwine to give rise to the unknown. In their production, they combine autobiographical elements with eerie details, such as melted bodies and dislocated objects. Their graphic work approaches drawing as a tool for self-knowledge … Read more

Jimena Croceri ( 1981, Cutral-Có) is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice is characterized by proposing collaborative and performative experiences that involve interaction with both human and non-human agents. She approaches her work as a curious exploration, a laboratory method that is more inquisitive than precise, with a focus on time, opportunity, collaboration, and coincidence. While … Read more

Carrie Bencardino (1993, Buenos Aires) builds narratives rooted in their interest in the visual discourses of the underground throughout history and collective  counterculture spaces. The notion of fluidity is a constant element in their work, evident in both their non-binary identity and the way they manipulate pictorial materials, escaping from defined details, with a light … Read more

Santiago Gasquet (Buenos Aires, 1978) is a visual artist whose work spans painting, video, performance, and drawing, with a particular focus on the latter.Inspired by elements of collective thought such as fear, pop music and biased media typography, he seeks to narrate contemporary social issues. His work often delves into autobiographical themes, offering intimate perspectives … Read more

Mónica Heller (1975, Buenos Aires) is a drawer, painter, and video artist known for her work in 2D and 3D animation, created using amateur techniques and CGI from open-access libraries. Heller’s self-taught approach to digital technology, combined with her artisanal dedication, defines her DIY work ethic, setting her apart within the Argentine art scene. Both … Read more

Liv Schulman (1985, Buenos Aires) is an Argentine artist living and working between Paris and Buenos Aires. Her work encompasses documentary fictions, television series, performative readings, and novelistic texts, all characterized by a thorough use of language. These various forms of discourse serve as absurd and nonsensical tools for a paranoid interpretation of the social … Read more

Joaquín Aras (1985, Buenos Aires) is a visual artist and audiovisual creator. His work focuses on the emotional space between the audience and the media, exploring how narrative experiences can preserve memory and challenge historicity. Most of his projects begin with theoretical research and culminate in works of various formats, including videos, installations, texts, performances, … Read more