Rosario Aróstegui

"Wave Air I“, Series Instersonic Waves, Fotogram in Photopapier - Mischtechnik,

60 x 80 x 4 cm, 2018

“Circular Nature”, Series Labyrinths, Analogue Negatives and Yarn, 40 x 40 x 4 cm, 2020

„Lunas de Primavera“, Druck-Mischtechnik, 50 x 40 x 9 cm, 2018

Biography

 

Visual artist born 1964 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.  After graduating at the University of Buenos Aires, she received a Rotary scholarship to continue her studies in the USA.  She developed her work with renowned Argentinian artists such as Guillermo Urbano and Juan Doffo. In 1995 she moved to Germany. As an artist she has participated in individual and group exhibitions in different countries of Europe and South America. She currently lives and works between Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Frankfurt am Main, Germany.

 

 

Exhibitions (selected)

 

- 2022
  “Generation  3Ps”. Green Hill Gallery, Berlin, Germany
   Duo Show with Young W. Song, Galerien Uhn, Königstein, Germany
-2021

  

  “Slow Wave”. IntaKt-Galerie, Vienna, Austria
  “Schau Fenster #4”. Pöge-Haus, Leipzig, Germany
- 2020 October : Galerie Uhn, Königstein, Germany

- FlussLab Pandemia, Online Opening

- “Deconstruction”. Basis, Frankfurt am Main

- 2019 Art-Figura  - 8.Kunstpreis Schwarzenberg, Germany

- FlussLab Project Space, Neukölln, Berlin

- "Intervention in Paper-Photography-Prints", Bad Soden, Germany

- Panal 361, Buenos Aires

- "Co-Habitet Universes", digital photography. Argentine Chamber of Deputies,

   Buenos Aires

- “From Paper to Vastness”, Villa Mohr, München

- Artist Books, Galery Arcimboldo, Buenos Aires

- Video exhibition, Galery Arcimboldo, Buenos Aires

- “Efemérides II “. Centro Cultural Borges, Buenos Aires

- 105th Salón Nacional de Artes Visuales, Palais de Glace, Buenos Aires

-  4th International Evard-Art Award. Kunsthalle Messmer, Germany

- “Ojala” Museo Jose Hernandez, Buenos Aires

- Sofia Paper Art Fest, Sofia, Bulgaria

- “Efemérides I “. Centro Cultural Borges, Buenos Aires

- Art Alley Gallery, Sofia, Bulgaria

- La Rayuela, Berlin-Kreuzberg, Germany

- “Invasion”, Pony Royal, Berlin

- “Kaleidoskop“, Maison de l’Argentine, Paris

- “Juegos y Juguetes“, Galerie Arcimboldo, Buenos Aires

- “Dialogos Frankfurt-Buenos Aires“, Argentinian Consulate, Frankfurt am Main

- “Kaleidoskop”, Gallery 18, Berlin

- Galerie Arcimboldo, Buenos Aires, Argentina

- “Kaleidoskop”, Lateinamerika Institut, Vienna

- Bienal de Arte Argentino, Centro Cultural Borges, Buenos Aires

- Atelier Frankfurt, Frankfurt am Main

- Galerie am Baum, Kronberg, Germany

- KHG – Goethe Universität, Frankfurt am Main

 

Competitions and awards

 

2019: Art-Figura 2019 - 8.Kunstpreis Schwarzenberg, Museum Castrum,

          Germany

2017: Funding Award Hypo-Kulturstiftung, Germany

2016: 105th Salón Nacional de Artes Visuales, Palais de Glace, Buenos Aires

2016: 4th International Evard Art Award. Kunsthalle Messmer, Germany

2012: Bienal de Arte Argentino, Centro Cultural Borges, Buenos Aires

1993: Scholarship Rotary Club Scholarship. University of Illinois, USA

 

Residencies

 

2020: FlussLab Pandemia, Online modus. Buenos Aires

2019: FlussLab, Berlin

2018: Panal 361, Buenos Aires

 

Artist Statement

 

As an artist I am inspired by human nature; man’s constant struggle and confrontation with himself, in which his individualism challenges all that is enigmatic and incomprehensible in life. I seek to capture the desire for balance where life faces constant transformation and in which the ephemeral predominates.

An image is formed based on the creation of poetic images and objects in order to reach the observer through introspection, through the silence in his inner soul.  Each work is unique, just as each person’s desire is to be unique, marking its path of deconstruction and reconstruction through the use of simple colors and clear forms. 

My work is a process of personal exploration and questioning. Moving forward is a constant challenge in the search of an unattainable goal: the final satisfaction both as an individual human being and as part of nature.