Diego Arandojo

Drawer and scriptwriter of comics, film maker (IDAC, Avellaneda), scriptwriter of television (ISER, Buenos Aires), writer and video-artist. He published the books "Esquina 718" (first edition 2009, second edition 2010) co-writed with Chino Volpato; "Sins to share" (2005) and "Macabre Stories for Sleepwalkers" (2004), in co-autory with the catalan autor Flavio Alonso de Celis. He collaborated as illustrator and writer in magazines like "Crónica Ovni" (Argentina), "Bastion Comix" (Argentina), "Revista Jíbaro" (Argentina), "Fortean Times" (England), "Sun" (USA), "Ufo Magazine" (USA), "Ufo Kontakt" (Denmark), "Karma 7" (Spain), between others. As television scriptwriter worked in 3 programs of the producer Promofilm, for Spain and Discovery Networks USA, and at the folklore reality "Coronados de Gloria" broadcasted by Channel 9 of Buenos Aires. For Canal Encuentro wrote the animated series "Ceronomio" and "Padres de la libertad"; and the documentary series "Caudillos". His shorts "The Selenite Phlegmator", "A myth in my hat" and "The Child Robin Hood's varicose veins" have been selected and exhibited in Cuba, Chile, Argentina and USA. In 2007 he organized the series "Esoteric Art of the new century" (Library of the Congress, Buenos Aires) in which diverse video arts related to the symbols of the artists of the XXIst century were exhibited. He co-directed and co-wrote the Sci Fi medium-length film "The 77 pages", along with Mauro Savarino, exhibited in 2010 in the city of Toledo, Spain, in the "II Congreso Nacional de Toledo" about esoterims and occultism. In the field of Video Art he has producing materials from 2002, collaborating with artists as BTB, Fluor, Kazeria, Darío Martínez, Pablo Reche, between others. A lot of his works have been exhibited in Centro Cultural Recoleta, Estudio Abierto, and Casa Brandon, in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Together with the musician Sebastián Zurutuza founded in 2006 the movement of experimental art INCUBICO. His video arts "Cycle of Thule" and "My street is my body" have been exhibited in the Spanish TV program "Tránsfera", during 2008 and 2009.