Sebastián Delsalto

As a child, Sebastián walked through art galleries with her. Over time, conceptual art became the kind that moved him most: a different way of looking, where an idea can change what an object means. That curiosity became a shared passion.

Visiting a museum or stepping into an artist’s studio is still his favorite way to spend time with his mother. Each visit leaves them with a conversation and memories of time they chose to share. Art is part of their relationship, of how they spend time together and the experiences they return to when remembering a trip.

In 2026, they traveled together to Istanbul, Turkey, and to Bogotá. Art was the purpose of both trips. They spent their days visiting studios, museums and galleries, discovering how each artist approaches their practice. The pleasure of sharing those experiences encouraged them to start Daleki Art.

For Sebastián, meeting an artist changes his relationship with the work. Hearing how someone sees the world brings him closer to decisions that an image alone cannot explain. The works they chose for the fund convinced them through that encounter: through what they saw and what they understood by getting to know their makers.

Daleki Art grew from that story between mother and son. Its first chapter brings together works acquired in Colombia and opens a way to share them: placing them in spaces where other people can live with them and develop their own relationship with conceptual art.