Our project has sustained nearly a decade of continuous, self-managed activity. We embrace a situated artistic practice in a territory deeply marked by collective memory and cultural, social, and economic processes. In 2022, with the Dock Sud Port Management Consortium, we installed signage reinstating Puerto Piojo’s presence on official public maps—an event accompanied by residents and public and private institutions.

We have exhibited at Fundación Proa, EAC Montevideo, Centro Cultural Conti, CC Recoleta, and others. We nurture networks and alliances with spaces such as Club de Regatas Brown and, through the Network of Puerto Piojo Ports in the World, with the Museo del Puerto de Ing. White. Our Puerto Piojo Museum is now part of the permanent collection of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Bahía Blanca. We organized the 1st Experimental Riverside Congress at the Isla Maciel Community Museum, which continues in itinerant form. In 2023, we hosted the PUERTO PIOJO FORUM during the II International Art+Science Congress: The Waters. We use fanzines, maps, postcards, and a virtual reality film to share our work.