MANIFEST
BUILD AND IT WILL BE INHABITED
We are a space for the heart, thought,
and intuition. A home for inventiveness, experimentation, and realization.
Doing is our way of speaking.
Let us embrace each other with sweetness and sensitivity, with reciprocity and with awareness of being one together.
Meditation and body awareness tune us with nature. Full present perception.
We'll explore streets, squares, buildings, and diverse spaces to spark fascination and action.
GET TO KNOW US
Sandra Ureta MarÃn
Creative Director
Her work combines art, design, and communities in an exercise that for over 15 years has driven her to investigate new exploratory practices in contemporary art. Her work has led her to be considered one of the outstanding creators in the preparation of editorial proposals, closely linked to relational and community art.
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She holds a degree in Industrial Design from the Catholic University of Valparaíso and has completed various self-taught training courses. She is the founder of the Estudio Repisa platform, which since 2016 has been co-creating development spaces with the Ministry of Culture, Arts, and Heritage; the National Center for Contemporary Art (CNAC); the Art Education Week (SEA); and other spaces such as the Mar Adentro Foundation (FMA) and the Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires (MALBA). Part of her work has been acquired by the National Center for Arts Documentation (CEDOC) and has toured cities such as Tokyo, Berlin, Paris, Mexico City, Sao Paulo, and Lima. She has exhibited and developed collaborative artworks at the National Museum of Fine Arts (MNBA), Creation Centers (CECREA), the National Museum of Engraving (MNG) in Buenos Aires, the Museo Nacional Parque España (CCPE) in Rosario, and the Museum of Modern Art in Chiloé, among others.
She develops non-formal education programs using playful methodologies that facilitate participatory and educational processes. She enters communities not as an exhibiting artist, but as a weaver of conversations — recognizing, through art and emotion, each territory as a community of shared meaning.
Wanda Perez Mainero
Graphic Designer
Designer and Visual Communication at the National University of La Plata. She has completed training in cultural management, accessibility, and graphic experimentation.
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She works on independent projects with a focus on sensitivity and tenderness. She collaborates through idea exchange and the development of both digital and print pieces. Through different art forms, she facilitates gatherings for children centered around art and play.
Isadora Díaz Browne
Editorial Designer
and Textile
Master's degree in Digital and Interactive Media from the University of Sydney, a Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design from the University of Valparaíso, and a Diploma in Editorial Design from the University of Chile.
She is a designer with experience in self-managed editorial publications and collaborative projects within the national graphic design community. Her work is distinguished by the integration of traditional printing craft and textile design. She is currently director of Rata Estudio, where she collaborates with professionals from various disciplines in the editorial, graphic, and artistic fields.