Victoria Maluf: Artista
Maria Victoria Maluf is of Argentine nationality. She was born in Buenos Aires, in 1974. She studied Architecture at the Faculty of Architecture, Design and Urbanism of the University of Buenos Aires (in Argentina), graduated in the year 1999. In 2002, she studied a Postgrade in Advanced Architecture for digital cities, for Metapolis group, at the University of Catalunya, in Barcelona. In 2006 she finished Fine Arts and Design in Wall-Applied Arts, at the Superior School of Disseny i dŽArt LLotja, in Barcelona.
Participated in different Collective Exhibitions, in 2006 she was part of the VII International Exhibition of small format in the MX Espai.
She was selected for the exhibition PFC/ Per Fi Comencem the FAD, Barcelona. Participaed in Fem Art 06, with a video-installation in the cultural center Bonnemaison.
In 2005, she won the First Award in a contest for her project for the construction of an urban installation of the Crib at the Sant Jaume Square, in Bracelona.
She won the First Award in a contest for a "Mosaic Mural project at the Forum of Cultures Barcelona 2004 .
She was finalist in the contest of a nativity installation in the M.N.A.C. Museum in Barcelona.
In 1997, won the First Award at the Olympic Follies design contest, in the International Biennal of Architecture of Buenos Aires,.
Links: e-mail me
Participated in different Collective Exhibitions, in 2006 she was part of the VII International Exhibition of small format in the MX Espai.
She was selected for the exhibition PFC/ Per Fi Comencem the FAD, Barcelona. Participaed in Fem Art 06, with a video-installation in the cultural center Bonnemaison.
In 2005, she won the First Award in a contest for her project for the construction of an urban installation of the Crib at the Sant Jaume Square, in Bracelona.
She won the First Award in a contest for a "Mosaic Mural project at the Forum of Cultures Barcelona 2004 .
She was finalist in the contest of a nativity installation in the M.N.A.C. Museum in Barcelona.
In 1997, won the First Award at the Olympic Follies design contest, in the International Biennal of Architecture of Buenos Aires,.
Links: e-mail me
