Cane Project: (Madrid) - 2010
Registration of images and testimonies of the house during 2009 in Madrid turned on social transformations in Latin America. Organized by the Department of Urban Anthropology of the UAM. The video concept proposes to use emotion as a tool for social development and art as a bridge builder. Director: Alejandro Marmo.

Rust and Discard (2004)
Fifteen minutes documentary that goes over the work of sculptor Alejandro Marmo, who transforms scrap and discarded materials from industries into poetry. He gives life to abandonment and rust and rescues them from death and oblivion.
Directed by Javier Hick.

A Metaphor For Development (2003-2004-2005)
Università di Bologna
An audio-visual approach to Alejandro Marmo’s works in public places and 120 pictures of his work. Edited by Università di Bologna’s office in Buenos Aires, it displays a metaphor for industrial development and social inclusion through art.

Cartoneros (2007)
This video reconstructs the recycling process that thousands of people that pick up and classify garbage carry out every day. The director has chosen Alejandro Marmo to reveal his determination to work for social transformation.
Directed by Ernesto Livon-Grosman.
www.cartonerosdoc.com

Another Possible Scene (2006)
Short documentary. It is a look ahead at the first stage of the project “Social inclusion through art”, carried out by Alejandro Marmo and Camila Alvarez during the school year 2006. The video shows the arrival of the artist’s works to a school in Tigre, the trip by boat with the kids and the making of a collective piece of work along the successive meetings, that pictures different aspects of life at the island. The final documentary is being edited at present.
Directed by Camila Alvarez.

Your Scar Aches with Pleasure (2007)
It is the portrait of an artist’s life: Alejandro Marmo’s life, his history, his roots, Italy, Argentina... The testimony of an important part of his indefatigable career as a sublime artist.
Directed by Giorgio Varano.

Praxis Socioestética (2008)
Records on the anthropological work of Alejandro Marmo as a metaphor for inclusion through the arts in various destinations such as Central America, Japan, New York, Buenos Aires, Province of Chaco Province of Salta.
Address Dr. Marian Moya

Experimento Nada (2009)
A sector of workers after 2001 says the possibility of restoring a collapsed factory in the industrial crisis.
A rock band that travels to the conventional scenarios and a visual artist who tries to translate the testimony of anthropological research in the same universe, weaving an audiovisual partner aesthetic praxis of cultural, metaphorical, musical production and the diversity of an area of suburban in the province of Buenos Aires.
Cooperative of the constituents in promoting the facilities of its plant, the party of Vicente López, various cultural activities.
Mil Hormigas located parallel to the constant quest to get your music to merge the different musical rhythms such as rock, tango and reggae.
Script, text, and Director: Alejandro Marmo
Collaboration: Freddy Sanchez, Sebastian Klein and Dr. Marian Moya
Camera: Ariel Garcia
Post: Paul Calcagno

  Alejandro Marmo.
Evita en la Av. 9 de julio,
mural de acero en las fachadas del ex MOP.
  Agencia EFE
Tokyo, Oct 6 (EFE) .- The Argentine artist in Tokyo Alejandro Marmo began his project of social integration "Hugs healers" with elders and children in Japan, aiming to unite through the "universal language of art" two distant cultures.
  Vienna (Austria), May 19 (EFE) .- (Image: Jordi Kuhs) .- Create works of art made from industrial waste with the aim of building bridges between continents and cultures, is the bet that the Argentine artist Alejandro Marmo has brought to Vienna, central European city of great cultural tradition. The Buenos Aires 39 years of age is in this city since early May, a grant from the "quartier21", one of the most prestigious art institutions in the Alpine republic. During his stay, Marmo works in the WUK alternative cultural center, which is creating a large sculpture, a praying mantis about two meters high made of scrap metal donated by an Austrian industrial company.
The purpose is to initiate "an insect theme park to build a recreational space for employees and share with citizens a bridge to art," the Argentine told Efe in the Austrian capital, where he remained until the end of July. To mark the celebrations of the bicentenary of the independence of Argentina, the Cultural Forum will present Novomatic today from a photo exhibit of his work consists of sculptures, paintings and photographs.