Natalia Abot

Buenos Aires, 1974.

Argentine and Spanish sculptress.
She became an architect because she is interested in working and thinking about sculpture on a public scale.

Her artwork explores the movement, the relationships between elements, and relationships in space. She is interested in the trace of manual work, as the record of the energy and wisdom of the artist.

Architect at the University of Buenos Aires FADU-UBA 2001.

Trained in sculpture with Martín Chirino (a Spanish sculptor) and with Elena Colmeiro (a Spanish sculptress and ceramist). And also formed with the Argentine sculptors: Jorge Gamarra and Aurelio Macchi.
In the beginning, she was trained in drawing and modeling with clay with a live model in the workshops of the artists Pablo Obelar and Cristina Dartiguelongue, Argentina.

2021 - Sculpture and drawings. Individual exhibition at FADU art space, Ciudad Universitaria, FADU, UBA.

2021 - Collective Arts exhibition LUNATICA, at PASEO DE LAS ARTES ( Arts Walk), La Boca, CABA.

2020 - Sculpture and drawings. Individual exhibition at FADU art space, Ciudad Universitaria, FADU, UBA.

2020 - Collective Exhibition SCULPTURES IN THE GARDEN. Larreta Museum.

2019 - Public and permanent sculpture: ¨VIENTO, SOL Y LUNA¨ (¨Wind, Sun and Moon¨) in the Sculpture Park ANCHIPURAC, San Juan Province, Argentina.

2018 - Art BA2018, with Jorge Mara-La Ruche Gallery.
2018 - Collective Exhibition SCULPTURES IN THE GARDEN XX. TRIBUTE TO NELLY PERAZZO. Larreta Museum.

She began to exhibit regularly in 2004. She has made several collective and individual and semi-individual exhibitions.