Luna Palazzolo-Daboul

Born in 1991, in Argentina, Luna Palazzolo-daboul comes from a background richin Middle Eastern and Italian heritage. She embarked on a journey to Miami atthe age of 21, where Luna emerged as a multidisciplinary artist. With a deepinterest in exploring memory and the past, Luna's practice is deeply influenced by their academic pursuits in psychology at Kennedy University in Buenos Aires, alongside their professional engagement in restoration. Luna's artistic endeavors have taken her to show her works in Buenos Aires, Japan, Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Her creative ethos is marked by an iconoclastic spirit, delving into themes of resistance, empowerment, and a critical perspective on the evolving technocratic landscape. A passionate advocate for the arts and underrepresented voices, Luna is also the founder and driving force behind Tunnel Projects, a project room nestled in an underground plaza in Miami. Through Tunnel Projects, Luna fosters a supportive ecosystem for local artists, offering exhibition opportunities, collaborations, affordable studios, and a range of programming including workshops, critiques, and community support initiatives. Luna's contributions to the art world have been recognized through various grants and accolades, including being a recipient of the Wavemaker Grant funded by The WarholFoundation, a two-time Broward Cultural Division awardee, and with invitations to participate in curated exhibitions at Hikarie Hall in Tokyo, FIU MBUS Gallery, and Piero Atchugarry Gallery, Superblue by James Thurell and has exhibited solo at the Ft Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.