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More than a dozen artists and personalities, such as Nicolás de Maya, Mikel Izal, Love Of Lesbian or Teresa Perales, participate in the NGO's art exhibition.
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The intervened pieces will be auctioned and the proceeds will go entirely to the creation of aids for children with disabilities around the world.
The NGO Ayúdame3D celebrates today in Madrid the inauguration of its first Solidarity Art Gallery, an exclusive event that combines art and solidarity to transform lives. The exhibition brings together pieces created by prominent artists and personalities, who have creatively intervened in Helpi, the 3D printed mascot of Ayúdame3D .
Among the participants who are part of this initiative are influential artists in the Spanish territory such as Nicolás de Maya, sculptor and painter of international trajectory; Hugo Fontela, visual artist and Princess of Girona Award for the Arts; the outstanding visual artist, Carmen Figaredo; the designer, Adriana Torres; Laura Cano, artist specialized in portraits; and Montserrat Anguiano, poet and painter.
Solidarity Gallery of Ayúdame3D in the TeamLabs space.
In addition, other personalities have also joined the initiative, such as Teresa Perales, Paralympic swimmer; the renowned artist and composer, Mikel Izal; the indie rock band, Love Of Lesbian; Pablo Rodríguez Coca, health psychologist and creator of the Occimorons account; and the science communicator, Boticaria García. "We are very happy and grateful that so many people from different artistic fields have been involved in the event, dedicating their time and effort to create a unique work that will help children around the world," said Guillermo Gauna-Vivas, CEO of Ayúdame3D, during the inauguration of the event.
The Solidarity Gallery will be open to the public today from 11:00h to 20:00h, in the TeamLabs space, a learning laboratory that promotes team entrepreneurship with a positive impact on society. In addition, from the beginning of the exhibition and until Monday, December 23 at 15:00h, the works will be auctioned through the Escrapalia portal. The proceeds will go entirely to the creation of assistive devices for children with disabilities, which the NGO Ayúdame3D delivers free of charge in more than 60 countries.