ROLE: Multidisciplinary Artist
FOCUS: Narrative inquiry, everyday observation and material experimentation
TAGS: Photography · Sculpture · Writing · Mixed Media
Overview
This independent practice explores how fragments — a character, an object, a phrase, a gesture, a street sign — can suggest larger stories.
The work moves between observation, material experimentation and image-making, with a recurring interest in ambiguity, atmosphere and the narratives that emerge from everyday encounters.
Selected Lines of Research
Narrative objects: character-based works exploring balance, presence and implied action, including an equilibrist work selected for Argentina’s National Visual Arts Salon.
Urban signs and found stories: Ciudad Oráculo (Oracle City), a photographic sequence built from texts, reflections and objects encountered while walking through Buenos Aires; and Medio Pez, a series of poems emerging from street photography.
Characters and visual worlds: illustration, drawing and writing developed outside the constraints of commercial briefs. 
Relevance
This independent practice strengthens the visual and narrative judgment Lau brings to product development and creative production, while providing a space for experimentation beyond commercial work.
Selected Exhibitions
National Visual Arts Salon, Argentina Selected sculpture
National University of Lanús, Buenos Aires Sculpture exhibition
Artistic Training
Painting — Lula Mari (ongoing)
Poetry — Patricio Foglia (ongoing)
Creative Writing — Inés de Mendonça
Children’s Literature Seminar — Jorge Luján
Picture Book Illustration — Mónica Weiss
Sculpture — Ángel Marzorati
Drawing & Painting — Roxana Caminos
Sculptures
"El equilibrista", selected work for National Visual Arts Salon, Argentina
"El equilibrista", selected work for National Visual Arts Salon, Argentina
"Marilín"
"Marilín"
"Mr. Dog"
"Mr. Dog"
"El Abrazo"
"El Abrazo"
"Gato con botas"
"Gato con botas"
Visual poetry
From the series "Oracle City".
From the series "Oracle City".
From the series "Oracle City".
From the series "Oracle City".
Medio Pez - Fanzine
Poems inspired by games
Poems inspired by movies
"Wings of Desire", Wim Wenders, 1987.
"Wings of Desire", Wim Wenders, 1987.
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