I believe in art that is born without asking permission — art that does not seek to please, but simply to exist.

I am Luli Amaro, a curator of artists who create from their wounds, from contemplation and from deep roots.

I have devoted my life to true art: the kind that does not sell itself to trends nor justify itself with empty theories.

Art that vibrates, breathes, and touches.

For more than twenty years, I have accompanied creators who do not obey the market, but rather follow an instinct made whole — an invisible compass that weaves beauty, truth and silence.

I founded Art Harvest International to give voice to these artists and to offer the world a place where art is not imposed but allowed to bloom.

Where a work is chosen not for its price, but for what it awakens.

Our mission is to harvest art with soul and share it without pretense.

Instinto Curado, the podcast, was born from that same urgency: to restore to art its mystery, its depth, its dignity.

If art has ever saved you, moved you or held you together, this space is for you.

Here, art is not explained

it is listened to with the soul.

I believe in art that resists urgency.

In the kind that rises from silence, raw honesty, and slow wonder.

I am Gus Palma — Chino to those close to me — a lifelong lover of art that transforms without noise,

that awakens without explanation, and invites us to dwell within it.

Together with Luli, this has become our shared path:

a quixotic journey in search of the kind of art that doesn’t follow trends,

but breathes from the depths and endures.

Art Harvest International is not a business —

it is a garden where the soul of true art blooms,

the kind that never asks for permission to move you.

Through Instinto Curado, our podcast, we open a space where art becomes intimate again — free, essential.

We do this together, because we are one in this mission:

to walk beside artists who create from their roots, and help their works find homes where they will be seen, felt, and loved.

Art is not merchandise — it is connection.

And that connection is sacred.