Mariela Yabo

"I am engaged in a multidisciplinary research project that weaves together various facets of experimentation in visual arts. From the auditory to the ephemeral, from the audiovisual to painting, performance, and contemporary narrative, my work is a journey into the diverse realms of artistic exploration.

My art is a quest to push the boundaries and venture into the uncharted territories of art's deterritorialization. I seek to create a unique space for multidisciplinary expression, pushing the envelope and exploring the frontiers of different art disciplines throughout art history. Moreover, I am inquisitive about the narratives that emerge from the intersection of new technologies and neuroscience.

This venture is not just about art; it's about a profound exploration of the human experience and the ever-evolving relationship between creativity and technology. It's an invitation to join me in this journey of discovery, to be a part of this narrative, and to explore the uncharted territories of art in the modern age. Together, we can bridge the gaps between disciplines, challenge preconceptions, and redefine the boundaries of art."


"I am engaged in a multidisciplinary research project that weaves together various facets of exper...

I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I earned my Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts from IUNA and pursued postgraduate studies at the Ernesto de la Cárcova School and Ditella University. In addition to my background in the arts, I am also a Multifamily Psychoanalyst. Over the years, I had the privilege of studying under the guidance of renowned artists such as Diana Dowek, Ernesto Pesche.

In 2004, my dedication to art was recognized with a creation grant from the Metropolitan Arts Fund of the Government of the City of Buenos Aires. My artistic journey has been marked by several awards and mentions at various art exhibitions, including the First Prize for Young Painters from SHA (2004, acquisition), First Prize Palermo Viejo (2005), Special Mention at the Mariquita Sánchez National Salon (2002), Special Mention at the Salón Crisis Argentina (2001), and the Mention of the Phillips Young Talents Award.

Throughout my career, I've had the opportunity to showcase my work in numerous solo and group exhibitions, both in my home country and internationally.

My current focus is on a multidisciplinary research project that delves into various aspects of visual arts experimentation. This project combines elements of sound, ephemerality, aud...

Certainly, here's the list of exhibitions and achievements:

- In 2004, I received a grant for artistic creation from the Metropolitan Arts Fund of the Government of the City.
- In 2005, I participated in Estudio Abierto with the EON group (Efecto Oveja Negra) in a performative work titled "Putting Yourself in Another's Shoes."
- In 2006, I held a solo exhibition called "Invisible Power" at the Plaza Defensa Cultural Center.
- In 2007, I created an installation named "Eulogy to the Black Sheep" at the Giesso Gallery, featuring drawings, paintings, objects, and a video installation on the Chair Game.
- In 2010, I had a solo exhibition in collaboration with the Holz Gallery at the Sofitel Hotel in Buenos Aires and at the Bacano Gallery in the Doblar el Viento Cultural Center (2015).

Awards and mentions at various art exhibitions:

- First Prize for Young Painters from SHA (2004, acquisition)
- First Prize Palermo Viejo (2005)
- Special Mention at the Mariquita Sánchez National Salon (2002)
- Special Mention at the Salón Crisis Argentina (2001)
- Mention of the Phillips Young Talents Award

Exhibitions:

1. Manuel Belgrano Salon
2. Sívori Museum (2009)
3. Palais De Glace
4. Borges Cultural Center
5. F. Feliz Amador Museum
6. Historic...