Flavia was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina and currently lives between Miami and Los Angeles and is the founder and creative director of FLoWEN,

 

For over more than a decade, Flavia  has been an experienced media & arts production professional committed to the artistic expression of stories and ideas in film format. She has worked as a producer, production designer, art director and stylist for fashion films and music videos, working with top industry talent such as  Brad Pitt, Guillermo Navarro, The Cult, Mia Maestro, Sophia Bush, Amanda Demme, and Juan Azulay. 

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In 2011, Flavia Lowenstein & Juan Azulay have joined as co-founders of CINEMttr, the banner under which they developed innovative intellectual property in traditional and new media, focused on unique, strong personal vision-driven storytelling with a multicultural approach and gender equality.

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Flavia heads FLoWEN, a sculptural jewelry object-making laboratory focused on design driven and computer generated pieces of wearable art.

The collection was featured by the Met’s Costume Institute by Andrew Bolton in Manus X Machina, and exhibited in company of the likes of Rei Kawakubo, and Iris Van Herpen. FLoWEN has also been featured in Paris and New York Fashion Weeks, Elle Magazine, WWD and the L.A. Times. Currently, FLoWEN pieces are owned by high end collectors and have been exhibited at the Rubell Museum in Miami and the Page Museum in Los Angeles.

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With her deep roots in the art world,  Flavia moved to Florida and immersed in the art world as Associate Director at the renowned Wynwood gallery DLFA, also serving in parallel as committee member for Art in Public Places for the City of Miami Beach. Her curatorial work includes mor.pha.la.xis: Regeneration in Design and Architecture as well as shows focusing emerging innovative artists.

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Prior to moving to the U.S. in the late 90s, Flavia was the founder/buyer of L’Emporio, housing multiple high end designers in a five story concept store in upscale Buenos Aires – introducing fashion houses such as Dolce&Gabbana, Versace, Moschino, Roberto Cavalli, Alberta Ferretti and DKNY to name a few.

She was the only buyer representing the Argentinean market attending seasonal fashion shows in Milan, London and New York. She also produced her own fashion shows for high-end clientele. 

 

In her work one can find the seed for the ambitions to bridge art, design, film and fashion culture together.

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