Born in 1982 Mar del Plata, Argentina.

Lives and works in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.

‘The mind is like a richly woven tapestry in which the colors are distilled from experiences of the senses, and the design drawn from the convolutions of the intellect.’ (Carson McCullers, American writer, 1917-1967.)

My collective work is a study of the transformative nature of consciousness.

My paintings explore the relation between memory and sensory impulses from the present.

Transcending the boundary between abstract and the representational.

Glitching forms and shapes referencing the multipolar identities and perspectives caused by generational migration, displacement and generational trauma.

A painting practice rooted with a non conformist attitude and a strong dissent for authoritarian systems.
Exploring the boundaries between abstract and the representational.

These paintings could be viewed as autobiographical, gestural, abstract landscapes reflecting an inner world. Paintings rooted in transformations, becoming a framework for perceptual faculties that address our associative mind. Exploring the relationship between the immaterial; capturing fleeting moments, recollections and emotions translated to the material; distilling an impression into a color and a color into subjective experiences. Creating shapes guided by intuitive choices, becoming a framework for perceptual faculties that address our associative mind.