Pablo Harymbat

Pablo Harymbat (1977), Argentine artist who lives and works in Buenos Aires. A multifaceted creator, he produces works in various formats such as murals, ceramics, sculpture, drawing, digital animation and 3d modeling. He began in the late 90's painting graffiti and canvas while studying Graphic Design at the University of Buenos Aires. His first public works (2005-2017), signed under the pseudonym Gualicho, are an unmistakable trademark of the urban scene in Buenos Aires and the world. He has painted murals, held exhibitions and participated in festivals in more than 25 cities around the world such as Paris, Berlin, Barcelona, ​​Havana, New York and Moscow among many others. It is part of the permanent collection of the Winzavod Contemporary Arts Center in Moscow and the Museum of Contemporary Art of La Boca –MARCO, in Buenos Aires.
His recent works investigate the relationship between technology and analog creation. He often uses digital or virtual production tools in a completely different way for what they were created for, reaching results that he later re-interprets from the very doing of the plastic work.
His first solo exhibition was in Moscow in 2009 at Mel Space and his last in Un lugar en el mundo in 2017. Group: Hamney...

FADU, UBA. University of Buenos Aires

Some highlights:
Artmossphere Biennale, Winzavod Contemporary Arts Center, Moscow. Muestra en District13 art fair, Drouot, Paris. Mural in Can Batlló, Barcelona. Mural for HUE mural art festival, Huston Texas, USA. Monumental Art Festival, Gdansk, Poland. RVA Street art festival , Richmond, VA, USA. Gualicho (solo exhibition), Mel Space / StreetKit Pop up Gallery. Curated by Sabina Chagina. Moscow, Russia. Public talk at Pecha Kucha Night BA #39. Bienal de Cuba, group exhibition curated by Muraleando proyect, La Habana, Cuba. Mural y private comission in New York and Hamptons, USA. Mural in collaboration with Arq. Clorindo Testa en Buenos Aires design. “Paredes que habland” Docuserie about latinamerican street art, episode nø 1 “Gualicho, the whole wall” produced by I Sat for Turner International.