We-Che spirit : a simple residency designed by artists for artists


We-Che is the place we chose to live and work.
Raom was born in Buenos Aires and Loba in Paris. We are also artists, and as an artistic duo, we lived and worked together in France for 30 years (in Paris and the Champagne region). In 2023, we decided to cross the ocean and settle in Argentina. We made our home in this inspiring place in Patagonia and decided to create our own artist residency program, designed by artists for artists. We have always greatly enjoyed participating in artist residency programs and nature-based art projects. In fact, throughout our careers, we have participated in numerous forms of self-organized collective projects with other artists: large annual exhibitions, community galleries, artist book publications, residencies, land art or sculpture symposiums, art in nature, and site-specific art projects. Today, it is important for us to share our experience, to support and host artists from around the world. This is our way of thanking and perpetuating the immense contribution of all the residency programs in which we participate.

Raom & Loba
Our artistic practice includes stereoscopic photography, drawing, drypoint etching, laser engraving, sculpture, 3D printing, and graphic design. As founders of the We-Che artist residency, we prioritize responsible and environmentally friendly practices. We also strive to create a pleasant working environment and a harmonious community life.

Jeanne Borensztajn
Writer and Visual book artist.
Born in Paris, graduated of Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Paris with special mention of jurors. She founded Dynastes Editions in Paris. Her work mixes drawing and writing. She also usually coaches writers and artists in their writing or research projects. She focuses on book or writing/drawing related projects.

Pola Martinez
Born in Paris, Pola is a Franco Argentine textil designer graduated at HEAR – Haute Ecole des Arts du Rhin (Mulhouse, France) and visual artist she lives and works in Cherbourg, France. She specifically focuses on textile art and natural fiber oriented projects.

Cornelia Luz Martinez
Born in Paris, Cornelia is a multi-talented Franco-Argentine artist who has been fascinated by mythology, art, and cinema since childhood. After her very firsts short films (writing the screenplay, directing the actors, and cinematography) and briefly exploring documentary filmmaking, she devoted herself exclusively to fiction. She also actively practices digital drawing, comics, animation, 3D modeling, character design, storyboarding, sound design, and dubbing, and has notably created the sound design for several independent short films.