Lala Lad­cani is an Argentinean-based artist. Thanks to Google Trans­late (!) I was able to view her site and under­stand a bit more of the kind of projects she’s invovled in. She has a wide-ranging port­fo­lio that not only includes illus­tra­tions, but com­mu­nity projects, draw­ing, and graphic design.

Lala is well rounded; She works on the com­puter as well as cre­ates things that are hand­made. Her work, over­all, is sim­ple and clean as well as upbeat. I espe­cially like the children’s work­shop she had, which resulted in interestingly-assembled faces that adorned both the walls and floor (the two top images). The chil­dren helped to cre­ate the indi­vid­ual pieces, and were arranged by Lala. All of the pieces look to be from sim­ple house hold mate­ri­als, like plas­tic con­tain­ers and boxes. When look­ing at the piece as a whole, you don’t see these objects, but you do see them trans­formed into some­thing fresh.

All images via her web­site.