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Natalia Abot
Born in Buenos Aires in 1974, Natalia Abot Glenz is the daughter of a plastic artist and a sociologist. When Glenz was two, her family went into exile in Madrid, a city where she was exposed to opulent architecture and museums that marked her way of seeing and creating. In the 1990s she returned to Argentina, where she trained as an architect at the Faculty of Architecture, Design and Urbanism at the University of Buenos Aires, occasionally returning to Spain for artistic projects and training. Her work is characterized by a search for beauty through the representation of movement, and suggests the existence of an intrinsic order, beyond our limited understanding of the world.
She currently lives and works in Buenos Aires.
Gaby Grobo
Born in Carlos Casares, Buenos Aires – Argentina, 1966.
In the heart of the Buenos Aires pampas, Gaby finds an inexhaustible source of inspi- ration in her roots and the landscape of her homeland. Through her work, she seeks to pay homage to her origins through a deep connection with the land. Trained as a Drawing and Painting Professor (Albistur Conservatory) and National Professor of Visual Arts (Carlos Torrallardona Institute), she continues her education in contemporary art with Hugo Petruschansky, complemented by workshops with renowned artists such as Juan Doffo, Sergio Bazán, and Teresa Pereda. In other fields, she graduated as a Media Analyst (USAL) and completed the Postgraduate Program in Agribusiness (UBA), the Executive Marketing Program (IAE), and the Management Program (Kellogg, Northwestern University, Chicago, USA). Gaby Grobocopatel continues to explore and create with passion, capturing in each work the richness and uniqueness of the land where she grew up.
She currently lives and works in Buenos Aires City.
Martín Köhler
Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1975. Although he graduated from law school, he has worked as an advertising photographer for over 25 years, following the dictates of his true vocation as third generation of a family of advertising agents and artist like your father Walter Köhler (a recognised painter artist of the 60s/70s and 80s who won many awards).
He likes the surrealistic photography, he founds in it the way to express his feelings: ¨Through photography I found the way to reveal the floating magic there is in objects and in people, demonstrating that fiction and reality coexist silently¨. His personal work is represented by OTTO Galería.
He currently lives and works in Buenos Aires.
Mariela Marcus
Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1963.
In 1985 she completed her studies with a degree in Psychopedagogy, with subsequent training as a master’s degree in Psychoanalysis.
Her constant development as a psychoanalyst, a career she pursues to this day, is accompanied by her foray into the world of art since 2009. Her training began through theoretical courses on art history and workshops with oil technique at the Association of Friends of the National Museum of Fine Arts.
The desire that led her to train as an artist, accompanied by a deep affection for art as an expressive tool, forged her own style that is characterized by the free and at the same time reflective use of colors, lines and stains.
Distorted pieces of human figures, nature and geometric figures form part of her paintings, re-observed and resignified, generating new signs within a pictographic language. The figures evoked, their rhythm, and the proportions between them enrich the composition of the work.
She currently lives and works in Buenos Aires.
Flavia Martini
Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1962.
She worked for many years in the fashion industry. The design of her stamps on textiles marked her path towards painting.
Flavia Martini constantly checks the relationship between abstraction, ornamental improvisation and floral and botanical iconographic forms.
The color, subject matter and overall composition of his paintings are combined with precision but also with a certain volatile and sensual quality.
Martini proposes to the viewer a joyful uncertainty between artifice and nature.
She currently lives and works between Buenos Aires and Punta del Este, Uruguay.
Silvina Resnik
Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1965.
She graduated with a degree in Graphic Design from the University of Buenos Aires and The School of Fine Arts Ernesto de la Cárcova. She complemented her studies assisting several seminars and workshops, among them those of Julio Racioppi, Guillermo Roux, Juan Doffo, Hermengildo Sábat, and Marcia Schvartz.
She is a plastic artist and has been exhibiting regularly since 1990 in local and inter- national, group and individual exhibitions. Since 2017 she is represented by OTTO Galería.
Since 2015 she has belonged to the artist collective “La línea que camina” together with Andrea Racciatti, Cristina Rochaix and Susana Schnell.
She teaches Visual Arts at the teachers’ schools Manuel Belgarno, Lola Mora, Rogelio Yrurtia, at the University of Argentine Social Museum (UMSA), at the School of Fine Arts Regina Pacis and at her personal workshop.
She currently lives and works in Buenos Aires.
María Torcello
Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1978.
Autodidact. She attended Jorge Gamarra’s workshop, from 1999 to 2003, to specialize in the direct carving technique on wood. During 1997 she held drawing (living model) and sculpture (technique: modeling and plaster) workshops at Estímulo de Bellas Artes. In 1998 she attended Malena Trosolino’s drawing and sculpture workshop (technique: modeling, plaster and cement) and completed two years of studies at IUNA with 13 approved subjects.
“I work practically with recycled wood. In it you can perceive her history, her life and her death. I find an exciting relationship between the work I do with wood and the work that requires self-knowledge, the search for the absolute being. Through the work of cleaning the trunk, ravaging, finding the form and final polishing, natural beauty emerges as if by magic. “That magic that connects us with primordial nature, with the essence.”
She currently lives and works in Buenos Aires.
Corina van Marrevijk
Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1966.
She has a degree in Advertising from the Universidad del Salvador and studied part of the Graphic Design career at the Universidad de Buenos Aires. Between 1990 and 2000 she worked in the field of editorial design. She joined Editorial Atlántida as a diagrammer for Gente and Billiken magazines, and was responsible for the Art Direction of several of their publications. Starting in 2002, he switched from graphic media to audiovisual media and moved on to art and the setting of advertising commercials and television programs.
In 2019 she began working on the botanical sculptures fully made on paper. Her first group show was in April 2022, at the Pabellón de las Bellas Artes of the Universidad Católica Argentina, together with Eduardo Stupía, Juan Andrés Videla and Emma Herbin, as a guest artist.
She currently lives and works in Buenos Aires.
