As part of the 15th Annual Fileteadores Gathering, a group exhibition was held at the City Museum, in which I participated with my artwork *Piazzollana*.

This portrait of Astor Piazzolla, executed in the *fileteado porteño* style, traces part of his history and music through the various images that compose it.

At the center is Piazzolla with his bandoneón, captured in a gesture of unmistakable musical ecstasy. Wings symbolizing his *Ángel's Suite* frame his portrait, while the iconic sea lions from his native Mar del Plata hold up cornucopias—representing his creative abundance—from which his "lost birds" take flight.

In the four corners—surrounded by orange blossoms (a poetic allusion to the oranges in *Balada para un loco*)—are the instruments of his final quintet: guitar, double bass, piano, and violin. The image is completed by a fragment of *Balada para mi muerte*.

The exhibition took place from September 5 to 14, concluding precisely on Fileteador Day.

What an incredible experience!
On Saturday, August 22nd, I participated in the art exhibition «Filletting thel 2×4 – A tribute to tango through the porteño style of fileteado».

Alongside other incredible artists of this authentic Buenos Aires art —all of them members of the «Almacén del Filete» school and under the guidance of the teacher Claudia Medori—, I had the pleasure of presenting several works inspired by tango and Argentine traditions.

I presented my painting «Portrait of Astor Piazzolla» —which includes numerous references to his music and his life—, three fileteado shoe lasts (man, woman and child) and a small guitar painted entirely with the fileteado technique.

In addition, I displayed a street scene in homage to the 90th anniversary of the Obelisk of Buenos Aires, with an original creation to decorate each of the faces of the monument, the iconic letters "BA", a lamppost, a typical advertising sign and a van; all of it decorated and made by me.

It was a lovely opening evening, surrounded by family, friends, and many people who came to the Casa del Tango to share the art and dance some tangos, in which I also participated!

Thank you for sharing this passion with me!

To be Continued…
Last presential and virtual group art exhibition at the 'Gusta tu Gusto' gallery, organized by Darío Zilberstein.

I presented my work, Cathedrals I, one of my few oil paintings, which reinterprets Chartres Cathedral and Rodin's sculpture "The Cathedral" in a play of transparencies where monumental architecture and the human dimension blend poetically to create a mystical symbiosis that transcends the religious

In virtual format, I exhibited my painting "Epic Spirit," a tribute to the Scottish spirit, featuring the central figure of its national animal, the unicorn, galloping in foreshortening that seems to leap off the canvas, against a blue background representing the colors of the Scottish flag. The flashes of red symbolize passion, while the gold expanding from the image represents whisky, the drink that best embodies its spirit.

December 13th 2025
Gusta tu gusto – Espacio de arte
Chile 2364. Buenos Aires, Argentina