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Artistic practice
Her practice unfolds between abstraction, matter, energy and intuition. Each work becomes a sensitive territory where layers, symbols, questions and resonances of the unconscious emerge.
Biography
Yamila Antonelli Arte
Art has allowed me since childhood to explore magical paths, to enter a timeless space where messages, questions and answers arrive: a channel of connection with my unconscious and with a beyond I still cannot define.
I hold a degree in Visual Arts from Universidad Nacional de La Plata, work as a teacher, completed postgraduate studies in Cultural Management through Fundación Ortega y Gasset, affiliated with Universidad Complutense de Madrid, and trained in Curatorship at UNLP.
For more than ten years I have developed collaborative projects with other artists, including Lumina’S, where I explore the unconscious of the family clan, and PULSAR gentina, a proposal of quantum manifestation through artistic works.
I have presented work internationally in Barcelona, Alicante and Mexico City, and nationally at Pasaje Dardo Rocha, the National Congress, the Chamber of Deputies of the Province of Buenos Aires, Museo Frangélico, Palacio Raggio and other spaces.
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Matter and process
The process combines gesture, pause and listening. The surface receives layers, accidents, chromatic rhythms and decisions that transform painting into an experience of presence.
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Artwork and space
Each piece is considered in relation to body, scale and the environment that contains it. The artwork does not simply occupy a wall: it changes the perception of space and proposes a form of contemplation.
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Collecting
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Artistic path
Pathways
An editorial selection of exhibitions, training, cultural management and projects shaping her practice from 1989 to the present.
Training and early path
1989
‘1789, Aujourd’hui’ competition, organized by the Linguistic Action Center of the French Embassy in Argentina; work preselected and sent to France.
1993
‘Arte Joven’ salon, Museo Provincial de Bellas Artes, La Plata; attendance at the Aesthetics Conference ‘Modernity and after...’.
1995
selected work in the Second Triennial Painting Salon of Club Universitario, La Plata; participation in ‘European Art Tour’, Escuela Nacional de Bellas Artes Prilidiano Pueyrredón.
2002
presentation of the thesis ‘Territorios ocultos’, Visual Arts degree, UNLP, Colegio de Abogados de La Plata; exhibition at Expo UNLP, Pasaje Dardo Rocha.
International exhibitions
2003
exhibition for Galería Globartis, Barcelona, Spain.
2004
workshop ‘Art in the Generation of 98’, Casa Museo Azorín, Monóvar, Alicante, Spain; exhibition in Monóvar.
2016
Lumina’S exhibition at Centro Cultural de la Diversidad, Mexico City.
National exhibitions
2006
exhibition at Centro Médico de City Bell, La Plata.
2016
Lumina’S exhibition at the Honorable Congress of the Argentine Nation, Buenos Aires.
2017
Lumina’S exhibition at Salón de los Pasos Perdidos, Chamber of Deputies of the Province of Buenos Aires, La Plata.
2018
exhibition at Plaza Francia Art Fair, Recoleta, Buenos Aires; curatorial exhibition at Facultad de Bellas Artes, UNLP.
Cultural management and projects
2006
training in Argentine avant-garde art and attendance at the 2nd Congress of Art, Education and Contemporary Culture in Latin America, Facultad de Bellas Artes, UNLP.
2007
postgraduate diploma in Cultural Management, Heritage and Sustainable Tourism, with work on the reuse and enhancement of Confitería El Molino, Buenos Aires.
2009 to 2013
participation and management in culture and education committees of a foundation in Buenos Aires.
2014 and 2015
management of the Arte con Valores workshop cycle in a company in La Plata.
Lumina’S and PULSAR gentina
2015
creation of Lumina’S with Rosana Berardinelli, a project producing works around the unconscious of the family clan.
2018
Laboratory of Curatorial and Self-managed Practices, Facultad de Bellas Artes, UNLP.
2021 and 2022
direction in the Culture Commission of Club Universitario de La Plata.
2023 onward
creation and development of PULSAR gentina, inviting artists and the public to participate in creation with the artwork as energetic manifestation and quantum fields. Art is energy.
Artistic projects
Lumina’S and PULSAR gentina
Two lines of work accompany Yamila Antonelli’s path: Lumina’S and PULSAR gentina, proposals that approach the artwork as a symbolic, energetic and collective territory.
Artistic project
Prepared for future expansionLumina’S
Lumina’S is an artistic project developed with Rosana Berardinelli, addressing processes connected to the unconscious of the family clan, memory, bonds and the symbolic resonances that move through the work.
This space remains open to be expanded soon with more text, images and the project’s own path.
Visual space reserved for future images, documentation and the dedicated path of Lumina’S.
Collective project
Created in 2023PULSAR gentina
PULSAR gentina is a proposal created in 2023 based on the premise that "art is energy". In it, I invite other artists and/or the general public to immerse themselves in this manifesto, taking it as a meeting point from which to channel a force of high human value. When pulsed from within each person toward the work, this energy radiates and collaborates directly with the moment of deep transition and transformation that humanity is experiencing today.
In this collective process, the physical support of the artwork acts as our plane of reality. It is there that participants, recognizing themselves as energetic beings and understanding that everything is vibration, become conscious creators of realities. In seeking harmony within the visual concept, we transfer that dimension to life itself, to the idea of the world we are manifesting.
Thus, each work ceases to be a static object and becomes a quantum device, a pulsar of continuous emission of transformative energy. It is an invitation to reflect on the kind of imprint we leave in our space and a deep vision of the power of art as a great catalyst for change.
