Argentine artists Silvina Torviso and Daniel Sarobe are taking part in the group exhibition "El discurso infinito," currently being presented at the Museum of Contemporary Art of the Americas (MoCAA) as part of the exchange projects between the NOMADE International Biennial and the well known Florida museum.
Both artists carried out a performance on the day of the opening, which took place this past November 7, 2026, and which they decided to title "Sueño semilla." Silvina Torviso and Daniel Sarobe have been working artistically in collaboration since 2006.
Silvina Torviso (Rosario, Argentina, 1963) is an Argentine visual artist, educator and curator who lives and works in Junín, province of Buenos Aires. A National Professor of Painting and specialist in Drawing, she develops an artistic production that starts from the language of drawing and expands toward textile art, installations, performance and the artist's book. Her work addresses questions related to the environment, gender issues and individual and collective memory, from a poetic and experimental perspective. She is a member of Colectivo Periferia and has taken part in numerous exhibitions, salons and international gatherings, including the Cuenca Biennial, the SACO Biennial in Chile and the 2026 Nómade Biennial.
Daniel Sarobe is an Argentine visual artist born in Junín, province of Buenos Aires, where he lives and works. His artistic production focuses fundamentally on sculpture, although it also encompasses textile art, installations, the construction of objects and the design of signature furniture. He works with materials such as reclaimed wood, iron and other recovered elements, exploring their expressive possibilities through processes of assemblage, carving and transformation of matter. He is a member of Colectivo Periferia and has been part of Galería Rubbers Internacional since 2016. His career includes important recognitions in national visual arts salons, including first prize at the XVIII National Visual Arts Salon of Junín, in 2023, for his installation Árbol que recuerda.
