The project emerges as a poetic call to photographers worldwide, inviting them to decipher the hidden rhythms of the urban landscape through street photography. Inspired by the words of Italo Calvino—“Invisible cities are a dream born from the heart of unlivable cities”—this initiative seeks to capture the intangible: the desires, memories, and contradictions that pulse beneath the asphalt.
METROPOLITAN CHIC
We seek images that capture the elusive yet glamorous essence of metropolitan life, where fashion—ranging from refined attire to eclectic styles—merges seamlessly with the urban landscape, reflecting cultural identity and everyday existence. The goal is to document the diversity and expressive richness of the city through a contemporary and sophisticated lens.
Reflections on the Periphery
We invite photographers to unveil the hidden poetry within the margins—gestures of resistance, flashes of dignity, and the fragile beauty of what endures. We seek photographs that do more than document; images that question, provoke, and ultimately transform our perspective on urban life. An exploration of the city’s forgotten edges, where light and shadow intertwine.
Culture Out Loud
We celebrate the vibrant cultural expressions woven into the urban fabric—festivals, dances, music, rituals, and spontaneous gatherings. Images that capture how art and popular culture shape, challenge, and breathe new life into the city at every turn.
Venue: Galería Libertad.
Photographers: 57
Exhibition format: digital.
Opening date: 25 de octubre
Curatorship: Oriana Farizano
Fülle is an art gallery specializing in contemporary photography with an international reach. Since our beginnings at the Bollini Foundation in Recoleta, we have built a collaborative network that allows us to inspire new generations and expand the understanding of visual language.
We believe photography is a gateway to the world—a record, a memory, a protest, and a celebration. It is light and shadow, a fleeting moment and deep emotion; a language powerful enough to open doors to empathy and dialogue between cultures.
At Fülle, we provide a space for artists, curators, collectors, and art enthusiasts, embracing the diversity of perspectives and the transformative power of images. We understand art as a living dialogue, and we are committed to being part of a conversation that transcends borders, time, and sensibilities.
Luriel Esquinazi
Director
Luriel is a cultural manager, producer, and executive director with extensive experience in artistic projects. As the founder and director of FÜLLE Galería, a leading space for contemporary photography, she has spearheaded its development since 2019. She has coordinated exhibitions, educational programs, and events, and has contributed to major productions such as Feria del Libro, M.A.P.P.A., and Innovar.
Currently, she is part of the executive team at Surf City El Salvador, collaborating on international surfing tournaments (WSL, ISA, ALAS PRO TOUR) and exhibitions such as Olas de Encuentro and Keeping Balance.
Oriana Farizano
Curator
Oriana is a visual artist, curator, and cultural manager. She holds a degree in Visual Arts from UNA and is completing her Bachelor’s in Curatorship and Art Management at ESEADE. Her multidisciplinary practice spans painting, art and fashion, writing, and art direction. She has contributed to projects by the Ministry of Culture of CABA, including Semana del Arte, Feria BADA, and Feria del Libro, and represented the Mecenazgo project for the Banco Macro Collection. Oriana has curated exhibitions such as Keeping Balance, Sticky and Fresh, Mirada de Mar, and Raíz, presented at the FIF Festival (Santa Marta, Colombia) and Centro Cultural Alberdi (Neuquén), with support from the provincial cultural sector. She has participated in fairs like ArteCo and MAC and was selected for residencies at El Galpón (Aluminé) and San Martín de los Andes.
Sofía Guerricaechevarría
Cultural manager
Sofía is a cultural manager, production assistant, and curatorial assistant at Fülle Gallery since 2024. She is an advanced student pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Art History at the Faculty of Arts of the National University of La Plata (UNLP) and a Technical degree in Cultural Management in La Plata. Her studies focus on curatorship, exhibition production, and artwork installation.
Since joining Fülle, she has participated in exhibitions such as Invisible Cities (Buenos Aires and Mar del Plata), Secondary Actors (Buenos Aires), Origin Diamond (Mar del Plata), and In the Sands of All Seas They Have a Number, solidifying her work in cultural management and artistic support.
She is currently developing her first personal project as a ceramic artist, combining her artistic practice with her interest in the contemporary cultural landscape.
