Born in Montevideo, Uruguay, on March 29, 1970, Jorge Bagnuoli is a passionate architect and photographer whose artistic approach reflects a profound connection between architecture, art, and urban life. He graduated as an architect from the Faculty of Architecture, Design, and Urbanism (FADU) at the University of Buenos Aires and is currently pursuing Fine Arts at the Faculty of Arts, University of the Republic.

His photographic work stands out for capturing the essence of urban landscapes, focusing on details often overlooked. With a sensitivity shaped by his architectural background, Jorge integrates concepts of composition, geometry, and space, unveiling beauty in the everyday.

Jorge Bagnuoli is also the founder and organizer of Foto Urbanos de Montevideo, a group that gathers photography enthusiasts to explore the city through group photo outings.

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Mariana Felcman, visual artist and graphic designer. Graduated from UBA (University of Buenos Aires) with a postgraduate degree in arts from UNA (National University of Arts).

Her work includes painting, artist’s books, objects, textiles, and installations, and has been exhibited in Uruguay, Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil, Honduras, Mexico, Bolivia, USA, Haiti, and Romania.

My visual search is expressed through painting. I work with acrylics and pigments.
Aquatic landscapes, water depths, imaginary and desertic…
Since 2012, I have been investigating the theme of water, and since then, I have been able to develop different dialectics related to this vital theme.
As an element of origin, water brings the memory of the world, it is the glow, the mirror of the face, where the world has been reflected throughout humanity. Water as a dominant, vital element. The waters of our body, our tears, we are conceived in water…

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Pablo Martín is an Argentine visual artist who has participated in solo and group exhibitions since 2011. His interdisciplinary approach includes techniques such as drawing, painting, and installation. His work has been exhibited at the Museo Banco Provincia, Pollock Gallery, and Museo Histórico Sarmiento in Argentina. He has also worked in international residencies and collaborations in countries such as Mexico, Germany, Austria, France, and the United States.

He has been selected for events like the Salón Nacional de Artes Visuales and has created murals, including one with Florencia Fernández Frank in Vienna. He has participated in residencies like Ojito de Agua in Tilcara and Fedro in Salta. In his most recent work, he has contributed to projects like “INVENTARIO” in California and collaborated in international projects like “The Two Headed Beast” and “Mental” in the U.S., strengthening his presence in the global contemporary art scene.

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Instructor in the Textile Area at the University School of Design (EUCD) and Costume Design Workshop (EMAD). Costume designer for national theater companies and involved in exhibitions and scenic design.

The canvas becomes a stage dramatizing a curious geography through the tile. The square multiplies into endless images that duplicate, disassemble, and reassemble, transforming the landscape. A twenty by twenty tiled floor opens to a textile world, navigating endless movements and transformations. Miniature wheels traverse swirling designs and checkered patterns in patios and homes, spaces of secret pleasures. In the solitude of rooms, it plunges into labyrinths projecting dreams and fading thoughts. The tiles hold untold histories, accumulating secrets beneath the surface. The floor becomes an artificial concept, distant from its horizontal origin, exploring visual “appearances” through surreal thoughts.

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Luciana Aguirrebengoa (Buenos Aires, 1977)

“I had been working in the field of economics until I allowed myself to give space to long-suppressed creative impulses. Then, I was able to recognize the informal learnings throughout my life: teachings and knowledge passed down by my grandmothers and other close people, skilled with their hands and tireless workers; great teachers without formal titles, artisans of the domestic; unexpected conversations with peers; in daily life and during travels. I owe my curiosity the deduction of techniques, procedures, and the development of a self-taught investigation.”

Work from the series “The Sea Speaks to Me”
Something flows. Something flies. Something emerges. It escapes and returns. Encounters with presence. Letting go of control and trusting intuitive knowledge. What is that which we know vibrates around us but seems to slip away?

Selected in the First Call for Exhibition Projects, she presents her work for the first time at RAG.

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Karina Zabala Glocker was born in Buenos Aires in 1970. She holds a National Degree in Painting (ENBAPP) and a Bachelor’s Degree in Visual Arts (IUNA).

“In these works, I set out to explore one of the possibilities of drawing with graphic inks on a pre-inked surface, where the random stroke takes the space and reconstructs it into another space, like a constellation or geographic accident.”

The diptych Intervention I is offered as a complete original work. Its reproduction can be purchased separately.

Selected in the First Call for Exhibition Projects, she presents her work for the first time at RAG.

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Entropias Arquitectonicas

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En busca del pasado pisado

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