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In 2010, a diverse group of artists and creatives came together to form the LO DEL ARTE Cultural Collective in Florencio Varela, Buenos Aires. We met regularly at a local bar called “Lo de Laura,” run by a visual artist, and our aim was to create an inclusive space for artists who were not affiliated with political movements, as most local art activities were limited to municipal events.

Over two years, we hosted more than 10 art fairs featuring local talent. Additionally, we brought in bands from various musical genres, enriching the cultural fabric of the area. We also organized an exchange program with a cultural collective from Villa Urquiza, Buenos Aires, which allowed us to hold fairs and concerts in both locations, fostering artistic collaboration between communities.

Within the project, I played a key role in its foundation and organization, including coordinating fairs, workshops, themed parties, and managing design and social media.

This initiative not only provided a platform for artistic expression but also strengthened community bonds and celebrated the creative diversity of our region.