This Wednesday morning, the inclusive art exhibition “The Essential is Invisible to the Eyes” by visual artist Nely Delaloye was inaugurated. It is organized by the Argentine Delegation to the Mixed Technical Commission of Salto Grande, which, in joint work with the Municipality of Concordia, will be on display at the Castillo San Carlos for the coming weeks.
These are haptic works, allowing the paintings to be perceived both visually and through touch, using materials designed for people with visual impairments.
“My sensations and feelings are of gratitude; it is an immense happiness for me, I still cannot believe it. What I wish is for the greatest number of people possible to access this art, since art manages to sensitize us and make us more empathetic, which is what we need,” stated the visual artist and author of the works, Nely Delaloye.
In that sense, the President of the Argentine Delegation to the Mixed Technical Commission of Salto Grande (CTM), Ambassador Alejandro Daneri, maintained that “we agree with the values highlighted by both Nely and Silvina. At CTM, we feel very comfortable supporting these types of initiatives because we consider them our own.” Likewise, he stressed that “the Argentine Delegation is committed to continuing to carry out these actions.”
Finally, Silvina Molina, coordinator of Parque San Carlos, declared: “I thank the local administration of Mayor Francisco Azcué, who supports all these cultural and artistic activities that are strongly linked to tourism, inclusion, and heritage, but also to the connection with other institutions.”
Accompanying were the Argentine Delegate to CTM Juan Carlos Chagas; the Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto; the Director of Disability Maximiliano Navarro Jaurena; councilwomen Eliana Lagraña and Silvina Ovelar; representatives of the Armed Forces and Security forces, and the general public.
These are haptic works, allowing the paintings to be perceived both visually and through touch, using materials designed for people with visual impairments.
“My sensations and feelings are of gratitude; it is an immense happiness for me, I still cannot believe it. What I wish is for the greatest number of people possible to access this art, since art manages to sensitize us and make us more empathetic, which is what we need,” stated the visual artist and author of the works, Nely Delaloye.
In that sense, the President of the Argentine Delegation to the Mixed Technical Commission of Salto Grande (CTM), Ambassador Alejandro Daneri, maintained that “we agree with the values highlighted by both Nely and Silvina. At CTM, we feel very comfortable supporting these types of initiatives because we consider them our own.” Likewise, he stressed that “the Argentine Delegation is committed to continuing to carry out these actions.”
Finally, Silvina Molina, coordinator of Parque San Carlos, declared: “I thank the local administration of Mayor Francisco Azcué, who supports all these cultural and artistic activities that are strongly linked to tourism, inclusion, and heritage, but also to the connection with other institutions.”
Accompanying were the Argentine Delegate to CTM Juan Carlos Chagas; the Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto; the Director of Disability Maximiliano Navarro Jaurena; councilwomen Eliana Lagraña and Silvina Ovelar; representatives of the Armed Forces and Security forces, and the general public.