The multiverse of architecture that congregates art, mathematics, physics, chemistry and design, together with my background in programming and the use of new technologies lead me to approach my work with a creative and philosophical profile, raising to the level of consciousness the idea of living space: visited, connected.
Art in Buenos Aires is what happens in the street: dialoguing with contemporary galleries allows me to accompany the processes of emerging local art. Visiting the cities, fairs and biennials that set the most recent trends while I investigate the possibilities of the extended reality, enhances the idea of no border and globalization; generating an articulation between the ways of creation and exhibition between my city and the world.
Biography
Nicole Moisés is an architect from the University of Belgrano with a professional development linked to contemporary art. In 2014 she began to create virtual tours for curators. She deepens her self-taught skills with a formation in contemporary art with Laura Batkis (2016-present), participating in Sergio Bazan's workshop (2018-2019) and is a regular attendee of different international fairs such as Art Basel Miami, the Venice Biennale and Documenta, among others. Thanks to the management of programming and design tools, and her journey within the artistic field; she co-creates a space of confluence to act. She was a juror of the arteBa artwork award (2023). She is currently pursuing a Master's degree in visual arts curatorship at UNTREF and is a member of the acquisitions committee of the Museo Moderno.
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