Augusto Daniel Gallo, born in 1984 in Argentina and artistically trained in Italy, has been working as an illustrator, cartoonist and street portraitist since the age of 21 and then began his journey as a sculptor in 2013, choosing iron, mostly scrap metal, as his material.

His work blends abstraction and the figurative with a synthesis relationship based on deconstructivism that hints at the often incomplete structures of which his works are composed.

The voids are conceived as part of the space occupied by the subjects, these being witnesses of an indefinite existence in time, as if they were to be tangible only for a few moments; this is a characteristic that the viewer's eye perceives as dynamism even in the most static proposals, revealing the ephemeral nature of life, represented through an extremely durable material.

Winner of the first prize at the 2014 ArteRo International Fair (Rosario), he has created 6 monuments scattered across Europe, South America and Asia.