FLUOR is an innovative cultural publications project in the hands of artists from the design to its final content.

In February of 2012 the first issue of FLUOR, Magazine on Contemporary Culture appeared. A project that would last for two years up until December 2014, eight issues in which the creators took the role of the critics: FLUOR is a publishing project based on freedom of creation. Specific works of featured artists invited to exhibit on the pages of the magazine, articles written about photographic images, studies on horror films, rock music etc.

A serial story by a renowned writer brought the idea of the feuilleton back to life… texts translated into Spanish for the first time… Cultural creation in all of its aspects; free, intelligent and unique.  With a design that was equally free of rules, each article and each collaboration being different, special and original in style.

Although firmly placed within the realm of the visual arts FLUOR is not just an art magazine but also a publication that generates synergies between different forms of language and culture: present, past and future. It is a publication that focusses on art works and the artists themselves. In FLUOR there is no art criticism or critical opinion beyond the thoughts and attitudes of the collaborators and artists featured.