Los polinizadores perciben el mundo en bandas del espectro de luz que a menudo se extienden hacia el ultravioleta, lo que les permite distinguir patrones y tonalidades florales invisibles para el ojo humano."
— Nature Index, Color Vision and Pollinator Interactions in Floral Ecology

Hay dos maneras de perderse en un territorio. Una es salir a recorrerlo hasta que el paisaje te cambie la mirada. La otra es quedarse quieta y dejar que el territorio te recorra a ti, hasta entender de qué estás hecha.

five languages and a single territory. Roots of the Orinoco proposes a journey through the multiple ways of understanding identity, nature, and the stories born in the Orinoquía.

This exhibition by the Bocacalle collective reflects on the value of the handmade in an increasingly automated world, exploring the relationship between matter, territory, and urban life.

Walbert Pérez's exhibition proposes a reading of his painting from the standpoint of experience and intensity. Rather than explaining the work, it opens a door to understanding it as a process of transformation: matter, color, and energy manifesting themselves without asking for permission.

A series that explores memory and play as maps of life. Through painting, Silvia connects with the child she once was, inviting us to pause, contemplate, and value the journey as much as the destination.

Alexandra opens the doors to her pictorial universe: a space where imagination takes shape and the unconscious manifests itself in the form of gestures, colors, and transparencies.

From an interdisciplinary approach, the proposal brings to life a series of images that oscillate between abstraction and figuration, weaving bridges between the ancestral and the contemporary.

Dimension of the absurd, beyond the conventional

fashion not only as a utilitarian element but as a visual language loaded with deep meanings.

Join us for the open exhibition of the latest works by Catalina Puerta

At Culto Gallery, we present the new exhibition by Jorge Tukan, a visual artist whose work invites us to explore the connections between history, culture, and imagination.

Maria Camila Duque: when the digital and the analog meet in art

Margarita Cancino.

At night, we will go, at night, because only thirst illuminates us to find the Source