Belen Gache is a writer. She published the novels Divina Anarquia (Divine Anarchy) (Sudamericana,1999) and Luna India (Indian Moon) (Planeta,1994). Her works were reviewed in the anthology of argentine writers La Selección Argentina (Tusquets).
She has published some essays such as: El lado invisible de las cosas (The invisible side of things) (Madrid, Casa de América), Jorge Macchi, el destino como principal sospechoso, (Jorge Macchi, destiny as the principal suspect) (Centre Contemporain dárt, Montebeliard , Francia) and El ser escrito: lenguajes y escrituras en la obra de Xul Solar (The writen being: languages and writings in Xul Solar's works) (Museo Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid).
She is co director of the web site Fin del Mundo (The end of the world, www.findelmundo.com.ar). Her visual poems have been part of several events such as Hypertext´01 (Aarhus University, Denmark) or FILE (Museu da Imagem e do Som, Sao Paolo Brazil). She has been awarded with Special Mentions of the Jury in the events Post Cagean Interactive Sounds (Machida City Museum, Japan) and Buenos Aires Video XII, Premio ICI Multimedia de Video Experimental.
She has been invited to participate in different discussion panels about contemporary argentine literature and art (for instance, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Casa de América de Madrid, Universidad de Salamanca, Theorical Encounter of the VII Havana Biennial, 2000)
She is professor and researcher in the Buenos Aires University. She has a Master's Degree in Discourse Analysis with a thesis on argentinian writer Julio Cortázar. She is a doctoral candidate in Art History at the University of Buenos Aires.