My journey as an artist began amidst the isolation of the Covid pandemic in Los Angeles, a culmination of a life rich with experience, both challenging and transformative. Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, my path has been deeply personal, a testament to resilience and the power of self-discovery.

My art is an intimate expression of my journey through childhood trauma, the lingering effects of sexual abuse that led to social isolation and a lifelong quest for belonging. Without support during that vulnerable time, I felt trapped, believing myself worthless. Yet, I survived. I developed a street-smart resilience, a necessary armor to navigate the world and protect myself.

Driven by an insatiable curiosity and a desire for healing, I immersed myself in various modalities, becoming a Master in macrobiotic cooking, Reiki, yoga, and Feng Shui. These disciplines, each focused on balance and harmony, have profoundly influenced my artistic expression.

My creative process is intuitive and organic. A canvas, often initially shrouded in gray, becomes a stage for a symphony of colors to emerge. I have a starting point only when working with jute, which requires hundreds of meters of material. Otherwise, inspiration strikes in the moment, guiding my hand. Interestingly, my work is rarely dramatic or dark. It unfolds organically, often surprising me. Only after completion do I spend days contemplating the piece, allowing memories and emotions to surface and integrate.

Through my art, I strive to communicate strength, playfulness, and deep emotion. I embrace a diverse range of mediums—sand, dried and plastic flowers, miniature cars, rope, crystal dust, and more—which allow me to express my inner world without limitations.
Drawing inspiration from Feng Shui principles of color and composition, meditation, and the integration of past memories, I engage in a dialogue with the canvas. Forms emerge organically, and colors are chosen intuitive