"I was here" is the name of the exhibition carried out by the artist Lula Mari and that until the 15 June can be seen at the Centro Cultural Rojas, with invitation from the Gachi Prieto gallery.

This exhibition can be enjoyed from Monday to Saturday from 10 until 20 hours, With free entry. The meeting offers the possibility of seeing the works created by the artist in the last 15 years.

The exhibition will be accompanied by four Painting Recitals in the auditorium of the Rojas Cultural Center, this Wednesday 17 Y 24 May at 19 h and on saturdays 3 Y 10 June at 19 hours.

In addition to the fact that the works carried out in the last 15 years, the Avenida Corrientes site 2040 carries out an anachronistic exhibition, out of time. As a consequence, doing it was similar to an archaeological work, to catalog years and years of constant painting, uninterrupted work.

The artist is a graduate of the Prilidiano Pueyrredón National School of Fine Arts.. He studied drawing and painting with Alejandro Boim and attended Diana Aisemberg's work and contemporary thought clinics..

In 2019 was part of the exhibition "A history of imagination in Argentina" (Museum of Contemporary Art of Buenos Aires) where he made a series of Painting Recitals.

His works participated in different salons, among which stand out: XII National Painting Prize Central Bank (BsAs, 2019), 62° Manuel Belgrano Room. (BsAs, 2019). Itaú Award for Visual Arts (BsAs, 2015) 103or National Drawing Salon (BsAs, 2014), 100the National Painting Hall. (BsAs, 2011) "Contemporary Argentine Painters" Space of the Americas (Peru, 2011) He received the Second Prize in Grand Prize Painting, Banco Provincia Museum (2011) Honorable mention, also in the Painting Grand Prize, Banco Provincia Museum (2017), Third Prize Painting “October Awards “ 8th Edition, C.C. Sutherh (2003) Young Artist Award, Felix de Amador Room. (2001) individual samples: “A Thousand Mornings” Zavaleta Lab (2008), "16 ways to find yourself lost" gallery Modes (2014), "Eye-Lung" Alpha Centaury (2016) and Bicho "The most here cultural club" (2018).