Mar del Plata

Hernán Salazar

<div>&nbsp;</div><pre>In clear allusion to the triumph in the World Cup.
Image of the Argentine National Team player
Luis Di Maria.
On one of the sides of a bus stop.</pre><div>En clara alusión al triunfo en la Copa del Mundo.<br>Imágen del jugador de la Selección Argentina<br>Luis Di Maria.<br>Sobre uno de los laterales de una parada de colectivo.&nbsp;</div>

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Marcos León

<div>&nbsp;</div><div>FIRST INTERNATIONAL INSTINCT ART FESTIVAL&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>From March 5 to 10, 2019, at the initiative of the Mar del Plata artists Julian Roura and Lucho Gallesese, the "FIRST INTERNATIONAL URBAN ART FESTIVAL OF INSTINCT" was held in the city of Mar del Plata, Argentina.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>It was developed on the abandoned railway tracks located between Guido and Funes streets, covering the works of artists from Brown street to Alvarado street.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Among others, Filite and Agnaldo Mirage from Brazil, Fósil from Mexico, Cristina Llurat from Spain, Harry from Bolivia, Sergio Jara from Paraguay, Hallo from Chile, Lucas Quinto from the City of Buenos Aires, Natalio Cees from Mendoza, Paolo Porcel from Córdoba participated. , Chungo Trash from Bahía Blanca, Lisandro Urtiaga from Santa Fe.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>When I realized that it was 4 years since this meeting, I went to the place and I was able to start photographically documenting what has still survived with the intention of making it known to the world.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>I am truly amazed at the quality and diversity of the works of art that were captured there with so much effort despite the inexorable passage of time and the evident lack of care.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>This fantastic set of art made shortly before the Pandemic, today after it and almost immune to it questions us from the walls as if wondering who or what will save us considering that we have already become part of what we can call "MEMORY OF ART". URBAN".&nbsp;<br><br></div>

<div>&nbsp;</div><pre>Image of the Argentine player Lionel Messi holding the Soccer World Cup 2022,
Carried out on one of the sides of a bus stop,
Photograph taken on 03/14/2023.</pre><div>&nbsp;<br>Imágen&nbsp; del jugador argentino Lionel Messi sosteniendo la Copa del Mundo de Futbol 2022,<br>Realizada sobre uno de los laterales de una parada de colectivo,<br>Fotografía tomada el 14/03/2023.<br><br></div>

Marina Otegui

<div>&nbsp;</div><pre>winged woman</pre><div>&nbsp;Mujer alada<br>&nbsp;</div><div>FIRST INTERNATIONAL INSTINCT ART FESTIVAL&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>From March 5 to 10, 2019, at the initiative of the Mar del Plata artists Julian Roura and Lucho Gallesese, the "FIRST INTERNATIONAL URBAN ART FESTIVAL OF INSTINCT" was held in the city of Mar del Plata, Argentina.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>It was developed on the abandoned railway tracks located between Guido and Funes streets, covering the works of artists from Brown street to Alvarado street.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Among others, Filite and Agnaldo Mirage from Brazil, Fósil from Mexico, Cristina Llurat from Spain, Harry from Bolivia, Sergio Jara from Paraguay, Hallo from Chile, Lucas Quinto from the City of Buenos Aires, Natalio Cees from Mendoza, Paolo Porcel from Córdoba participated. , Chungo Trash from Bahía Blanca, Lisandro Urtiaga from Santa Fe.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>When I realized that it was 4 years since this meeting, I went to the place and I was able to start photographically documenting what has still survived with the intention of making it known to the world.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>I am truly amazed at the quality and diversity of the works of art that were captured there with so much effort despite the inexorable passage of time and the evident lack of care.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>This fantastic set of art made shortly before the Pandemic, today after it and almost immune to it questions us from the walls as if wondering who or what will save us considering that we have already become part of what we can call "MEMORY OF ART". URBAN".&nbsp;<br><br></div>

SNAP

<div>&nbsp;</div><pre>Male image with a knife in his hand with which it seems to cut his tongue.'
There are letters Pomp.
Made on one of the exterior walls of a secondary school.

Photograph taken on 03/20/2023</pre><div>&nbsp;<br>Imágen masculina con un cuchillo en su mano con el que parece cortar su lengua.'<br>Hay letras Pompa.<br>Realizado sobre una de las paredes exteriores de una escuela secundaria.<br><br>Fotografía tomada el 20/03/2023</div>

Ana Laura De Pablo

<div>&nbsp;</div><pre>Female face from the front.
Inscription that says: FOR A SEA WITHOUT OIL COMPANIES
It is an environmental message in defense of the oceans.</pre><div>&nbsp;</div><div><br>Rostro femenino de frente.<br>Inscripción que dice: POR UN MAR SIN PETROLERAS<br>Es un mensaje ambientalista en defensa de los océanos.</div>

LAFKEN

<div>&nbsp;</div><pre>Female face in profile with a clear symbology of native peoples and an environmental message.
Made on one of the interior sides of a bus stop.

Photograph taken on 3/13/2023.</pre><div>&nbsp;<br>Rostro femenino de perfil con una clara simbología de pueblos originarios y mensaje ambientalista.<br>Realizado sobre uno de los laterales interiores de una parada de colectivo.<br><br>Fotografía tomada el 13/3/2023.</div>

PARQUE CAMET Y MAR SON NATURALEZA

<div>&nbsp;</div><pre>The place is a refuge to wait for the bus.
We see a bird with leaf buds.
In the upper left corner the word LAFKEN which in the Mapuche language would mean Water, Mirror of water.
Bordering the left side of the bird the word REFOREST.
All this evidences a message in defense of the Environment.</pre><div>&nbsp;</div><div><br>El lugar es un refugio para esperar el colectivo.<br>Vemos un ave con brotes de hojas.<br>En el angulo superior izquierdo la palabra LAFKEN que en lengua Mapuche significaría Agua, Espejo de agua.<br>Bordeando el lado izquierdo del ave la palabra REFORESTEMOS.<br>Todo ello evidencia un mensaje en defensa del Medio Ambiente.</div>

GUILLERMO ROURA

<div>&nbsp;</div><pre>Boys and girls in the Public School.</pre><div>&nbsp;</div><div>FIRST INTERNATIONAL INSTINCT ART FESTIVAL&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>From March 5 to 10, 2019, at the initiative of the Mar del Plata artists Julian Roura and Lucho Gallesese, the "FIRST INTERNATIONAL URBAN ART FESTIVAL OF INSTINCT" was held in the city of Mar del Plata, Argentina.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>It was developed on the abandoned railway tracks located between Guido and Funes streets, covering the works of artists from Brown street to Alvarado street.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Among others, Filite and Agnaldo Mirage from Brazil, Fósil from Mexico, Cristina Llurat from Spain, Harry from Bolivia, Sergio Jara from Paraguay, Hallo from Chile, Lucas Quinto from the City of Buenos Aires, Natalio Cees from Mendoza, Paolo Porcel from Córdoba participated. , Chungo Trash from Bahía Blanca, Lisandro Urtiaga from Santa Fe.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>When I realized that it was 4 years since this meeting, I went to the place and I was able to start photographically documenting what has still survived with the intention of making it known to the world.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>I am truly amazed at the quality and diversity of the works of art that were captured there with so much effort despite the inexorable passage of time and the evident lack of care.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>This fantastic set of art made shortly before the Pandemic, today after it and almost immune to it questions us from the walls as if wondering who or what will save us considering that we have already become part of what we can call "MEMORY OF ART". URBAN".&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;</div><div>PRIMER FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE ARTE DEL INSTINTO&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Del 5 al 10 de marzo del año 2019 por iniciativa de los artistas marplatenses Julian Roura y Lucho Gallesese llevó a cabo en la ciudad de Mar del Plata, República Argentina el” PRIMER FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE ARTE URBANO DEL INSTINTO”&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>El mismo se desarrolló en las vias abondonadas de Ferrocarril ubicadas entre las calles Guido y Funes abarcando los trabajos de los artistas desde la calle Brown hasta la calle Alvarado.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Participaron entre otros Filite y Agnaldo Mirage de Brasil, Fósil de México, Cristina Llurat de España, Harry de Bolivia, Sergio Jara de Paraguay, Hallo de Chile, Lucas Quinto de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Natalio Cees de Mendoza, Paolo Porcel de Córdoba, Chungo Trash de Bahía Blanca, Lisandro Urtiaga de Santa Fe.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Al darme cuenta de que se cumplen 4 años de este encuentro me acerque hasta el lugar y pude comenzar a documentar fotográficamente lo que aún ha sobrevivido con la intención de darlo a conocer al mundo.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Realmente estoy maravillado con la calidad y diversidad de las obras de arte que con tanto esfuerzo allí quedaron plasmadas a pesar del inexorable paso del tiempo y la evidente falta de cuidados.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Este fantástico conjunto de arte realizado poco antes de la Pandemia, hoy luego de la misma y casi inmune a ella nos interpela desde los muros como preguntándose quien o que nos salvará considerando que ya pasamos a formar&nbsp; parte de lo que podemos denominar “MEMORIA DEL ARTE URBANO”.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>&nbsp;</div>

ESCUELA PUBLICA

CEES

<div>&nbsp;</div><div>FIRST INTERNATIONAL INSTINCT ART FESTIVAL&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>From March 5 to 10, 2019, at the initiative of the Mar del Plata artists Julian Roura and Lucho Gallesese, the "FIRST INTERNATIONAL URBAN ART FESTIVAL OF INSTINCT" was held in the city of Mar del Plata, Argentina.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>It was developed on the abandoned railway tracks located between Guido and Funes streets, covering the works of artists from Brown street to Alvarado street.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Among others, Filite and Agnaldo Mirage from Brazil, Fósil from Mexico, Cristina Llurat from Spain, Harry from Bolivia, Sergio Jara from Paraguay, Hallo from Chile, Lucas Quinto from the City of Buenos Aires, Natalio Cees from Mendoza, Paolo Porcel from Córdoba participated. , Chungo Trash from Bahía Blanca, Lisandro Urtiaga from Santa Fe.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>When I realized that it was 4 years since this meeting, I went to the place and I was able to start photographically documenting what has still survived with the intention of making it known to the world.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>I am truly amazed at the quality and diversity of the works of art that were captured there with so much effort despite the inexorable passage of time and the evident lack of care.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>This fantastic set of art made shortly before the Pandemic, today after it and almost immune to it questions us from the walls as if wondering who or what will save us considering that we have already become part of what we can call "MEMORY OF ART". URBAN".&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;</div><div>PRIMER FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE ARTE DEL INSTINTO&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Del 5 al 10 de marzo del año 2019 por iniciativa de los artistas marplatenses Julian Roura y Lucho Gallesese llevó a cabo en la ciudad de Mar del Plata, República Argentina el” PRIMER FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE ARTE URBANO DEL INSTINTO”&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>El mismo se desarrolló en las vias abondonadas de Ferrocarril ubicadas entre las calles Guido y Funes abarcando los trabajos de los artistas desde la calle Brown hasta la calle Alvarado.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Participaron entre otros Filite y Agnaldo Mirage de Brasil, Fósil de México, Cristina Llurat de España, Harry de Bolivia, Sergio Jara de Paraguay, Hallo de Chile, Lucas Quinto de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Natalio Cees de Mendoza, Paolo Porcel de Córdoba, Chungo Trash de Bahía Blanca, Lisandro Urtiaga de Santa Fe.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Al darme cuenta de que se cumplen 4 años de este encuentro me acerque hasta el lugar y pude comenzar a documentar fotográficamente lo que aún ha sobrevivido con la intención de darlo a conocer al mundo.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Realmente estoy maravillado con la calidad y diversidad de las obras de arte que con tanto esfuerzo allí quedaron plasmadas a pesar del inexorable paso del tiempo y la evidente falta de cuidados.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Este fantástico conjunto de arte realizado poco antes de la Pandemia, hoy luego de la misma y casi inmune a ella nos interpela desde los muros como preguntándose quien o que nos salvará considerando que ya pasamos a formar&nbsp; parte de lo que podemos denominar “MEMORIA DEL ARTE URBANO”.&nbsp;<br><br></div>

PRIMER FESTIVAL ARTE URBANO 2019

NACHO GUMP

<div>&nbsp;</div><pre>Male figure in black on white background.
Above his head is read THE SEA IS RIGHT.
It is located on one of the sides of a bus booth.</pre><div>&nbsp;</div><pre>It is a clear message in defense of the oceans.</pre><div>&nbsp;</div><div><br>&nbsp;Figura masculina en color negro sobre fondo blanco.<br>Sobre su cabeza se lee EL MAR TIENE RAZON.<br>Se ubica sobre uno de los laterales de una garita de colectivo.<br>Es un claro mensaje en defensa de los océanos.</div>

EL MAR TIENE RAZON

Fileteadores del Conurbano

<div>&nbsp;</div><pre>dragon figure
to its right in filleted letters it reads: "Instinct Protects us</pre><div>&nbsp;<br>Figura de Dragón<br>a su derecha en letras fileteadas se lee: "El Instinto nos Protege"<br><br>&nbsp;</div><div>FIRST INTERNATIONAL INSTINCT ART FESTIVAL&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>From March 5 to 10, 2019, at the initiative of the Mar del Plata artists Julian Roura and Lucho Gallesese, the "FIRST INTERNATIONAL URBAN ART FESTIVAL OF INSTINCT" was held in the city of Mar del Plata, Argentina.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>It was developed on the abandoned railway tracks located between Guido and Funes streets, covering the works of artists from Brown street to Alvarado street.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Among others, Filite and Agnaldo Mirage from Brazil, Fósil from Mexico, Cristina Llurat from Spain, Harry from Bolivia, Sergio Jara from Paraguay, Hallo from Chile, Lucas Quinto from the City of Buenos Aires, Natalio Cees from Mendoza, Paolo Porcel from Córdoba participated. , Chungo Trash from Bahía Blanca, Lisandro Urtiaga from Santa Fe.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>When I realized that it was 4 years since this meeting, I went to the place and I was able to start photographically documenting what has still survived with the intention of making it known to the world.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>I am truly amazed at the quality and diversity of the works of art that were captured there with so much effort despite the inexorable passage of time and the evident lack of care.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>This fantastic set of art made shortly before the Pandemic, today after it and almost immune to it questions us from the walls as if wondering who or what will save us considering that we have already become part of what we can call "MEMORY OF ART". URBAN".&nbsp;<br><br>&nbsp;</div><div>PRIMER FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE ARTE DEL INSTINTO&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Del 5 al 10 de marzo del año 2019 por iniciativa de los artistas marplatenses Julian Roura y Lucho Gallesese llevó a cabo en la ciudad de Mar del Plata, República Argentina el” PRIMER FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE ARTE URBANO DEL INSTINTO”&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>El mismo se desarrolló en las vias abondonadas de Ferrocarril ubicadas entre las calles Guido y Funes abarcando los trabajos de los artistas desde la calle Brown hasta la calle Alvarado.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Participaron entre otros Filite y Agnaldo Mirage de Brasil, Fósil de México, Cristina Llurat de España, Harry de Bolivia, Sergio Jara de Paraguay, Hallo de Chile, Lucas Quinto de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Natalio Cees de Mendoza, Paolo Porcel de Córdoba, Chungo Trash de Bahía Blanca, Lisandro Urtiaga de Santa Fe.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Al darme cuenta de que se cumplen 4 años de este encuentro me acerque hasta el lugar y pude comenzar a documentar fotográficamente lo que aún ha sobrevivido con la intención de darlo a conocer al mundo.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Realmente estoy maravillado con la calidad y diversidad de las obras de arte que con tanto esfuerzo allí quedaron plasmadas a pesar del inexorable paso del tiempo y la evidente falta de cuidados.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Este fantástico conjunto de arte realizado poco antes de la Pandemia, hoy luego de la misma y casi inmune a ella nos interpela desde los muros como preguntándose quien o que nos salvará considerando que ya pasamos a formar&nbsp; parte de lo que podemos denominar “MEMORIA DEL ARTE URBANO”.&nbsp;<br><br></div>

CASSANELLI

<div>&nbsp;</div><div>FIRST INTERNATIONAL INSTINCT ART FESTIVAL&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>From March 5 to 10, 2019, at the initiative of the Mar del Plata artists Julian Roura and Lucho Gallesese, the "FIRST INTERNATIONAL URBAN ART FESTIVAL OF INSTINCT" was held in the city of Mar del Plata, Argentina.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>It was developed on the abandoned railway tracks located between Guido and Funes streets, covering the works of artists from Brown street to Alvarado street.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Among others, Filite and Agnaldo Mirage from Brazil, Fósil from Mexico, Cristina Llurat from Spain, Harry from Bolivia, Sergio Jara from Paraguay, Hallo from Chile, Lucas Quinto from the City of Buenos Aires, Natalio Cees from Mendoza, Paolo Porcel from Córdoba participated. , Chungo Trash from Bahía Blanca, Lisandro Urtiaga from Santa Fe.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>When I realized that it was 4 years since this meeting, I went to the place and I was able to start photographically documenting what has still survived with the intention of making it known to the world.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>I am truly amazed at the quality and diversity of the works of art that were captured there with so much effort despite the inexorable passage of time and the evident lack of care.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>This fantastic set of art made shortly before the Pandemic, today after it and almost immune to it questions us from the walls as if wondering who or what will save us considering that we have already become part of what we can call "MEMORY OF ART". URBAN".&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;</div><div>PRIMER FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE ARTE DEL INSTINTO&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Del 5 al 10 de marzo del año 2019 por iniciativa de los artistas marplatenses Julian Roura y Lucho Gallesese llevó a cabo en la ciudad de Mar del Plata, República Argentina el” PRIMER FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE ARTE URBANO DEL INSTINTO”&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>El mismo se desarrolló en las vias abondonadas de Ferrocarril ubicadas entre las calles Guido y Funes abarcando los trabajos de los artistas desde la calle Brown hasta la calle Alvarado.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Participaron entre otros Filite y Agnaldo Mirage de Brasil, Fósil de México, Cristina Llurat de España, Harry de Bolivia, Sergio Jara de Paraguay, Hallo de Chile, Lucas Quinto de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Natalio Cees de Mendoza, Paolo Porcel de Córdoba, Chungo Trash de Bahía Blanca, Lisandro Urtiaga de Santa Fe.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Al darme cuenta de que se cumplen 4 años de este encuentro me acerque hasta el lugar y pude comenzar a documentar fotográficamente lo que aún ha sobrevivido con la intención de darlo a conocer al mundo.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Realmente estoy maravillado con la calidad y diversidad de las obras de arte que con tanto esfuerzo allí quedaron plasmadas a pesar del inexorable paso del tiempo y la evidente falta de cuidados.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Este fantástico conjunto de arte realizado poco antes de la Pandemia, hoy luego de la misma y casi inmune a ella nos interpela desde los muros como preguntándose quien o que nos salvará considerando que ya pasamos a formar&nbsp; parte de lo que podemos denominar “MEMORIA DEL ARTE URBANO”.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>&nbsp;<br><br></div>

NO ME BAÑO

<div>&nbsp;</div><div>I DON'T BATHE&nbsp;</div><div>This phrase that we find on many walls made it famous and refers to a group of skaters who are cultivators of traditional graffiti; coming from the city of Tandil located in the province of Buenos Aires, later moving to the city of Buenos Aires from where it was projected to all the country.&nbsp;</div><div>&nbsp;</div><pre>Photographed on 2/8/2021</pre><div>&nbsp;</div><div>&nbsp;<br><br></div>

FESTIVAL ARTE DEL INSTINTO

<div>&nbsp;</div><pre>Girl watches leaning on the window while a bird sings.</pre><div>&nbsp;Niña observa apoyada en la ventana mientras un ave canta.<br>&nbsp;</div><div>PRIMER FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE ARTE DEL INSTINTO&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Del 5 al 10 de marzo del año 2019 por iniciativa de los artistas marplatenses Julian Roura y Lucho Gallesese llevó a cabo en la ciudad de Mar del Plata, República Argentina el” PRIMER FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE ARTE URBANO DEL INSTINTO”&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>El mismo se desarrolló en las vias abondonadas de Ferrocarril ubicadas entre las calles Guido y Funes abarcando los trabajos de los artistas desde la calle Brown hasta la calle Alvarado.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Participaron entre otros Filite y Agnaldo Mirage de Brasil, Fósil de México, Cristina Llurat de España, Harry de Bolivia, Sergio Jara de Paraguay, Hallo de Chile, Lucas Quinto de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Natalio Cees de Mendoza, Paolo Porcel de Córdoba, Chungo Trash de Bahía Blanca, Lisandro Urtiaga de Santa Fe.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Al darme cuenta de que se cumplen 4 años de este encuentro me acerque hasta el lugar y pude comenzar a documentar fotográficamente lo que aún ha sobrevivido con la intención de darlo a conocer al mundo.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Realmente estoy maravillado con la calidad y diversidad de las obras de arte que con tanto esfuerzo allí quedaron plasmadas a pesar del inexorable paso del tiempo y la evidente falta de cuidados.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Este fantástico conjunto de arte realizado poco antes de la Pandemia, hoy luego de la misma y casi inmune a ella nos interpela desde los muros como preguntándose quien o que nos salvará considerando que ya pasamos a formar&nbsp; parte de lo que podemos denominar “MEMORIA DEL ARTE URBANO”.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>FIRST INTERNATIONAL INSTINCT ART FESTIVAL&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>From March 5 to 10, 2019, at the initiative of the Mar del Plata artists Julian Roura and Lucho Gallesese, the "FIRST INTERNATIONAL URBAN ART FESTIVAL OF INSTINCT" was held in the city of Mar del Plata, Argentina.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>It was developed on the abandoned railway tracks located between Guido and Funes streets, covering the works of artists from Brown street to Alvarado street.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Among others, Filite and Agnaldo Mirage from Brazil, Fósil from Mexico, Cristina Llurat from Spain, Harry from Bolivia, Sergio Jara from Paraguay, Hallo from Chile, Lucas Quinto from the City of Buenos Aires, Natalio Cees from Mendoza, Paolo Porcel from Córdoba participated. , Chungo Trash from Bahía Blanca, Lisandro Urtiaga from Santa Fe.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>When I realized that it was 4 years since this meeting, I went to the place and I was able to start photographically documenting what has still survived with the intention of making it known to the world.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>I am truly amazed at the quality and diversity of the works of art that were captured there with so much effort despite the inexorable passage of time and the evident lack of care.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>This fantastic set of art made shortly before the Pandemic, today after it and almost immune to it questions us from the walls as if wondering who or what will save us considering that we have already become part of what we can call "MEMORY OF ART". URBAN".&nbsp;<br><br></div>

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