I was born in 1970 in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires. I am a visual artist and hold a degree in Political Science and International Relations from the Catholic University of Argentina. I also earned a Master’s degree in Sociology from Columbia University, New York (NY).

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In 2000, I studied analog photography and darkroom techniques at The New School, Parsons, NY. In 2001, I founded the Germinare Foundation.

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From 2002 to 2008, I was part of S. Huidobro’s painting workshop.

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In 2014, I participated in Alberto Goldenstein’s photography clinic at Di Tella University. From 2015 to 2018, I studied drawing with Eduardo Stupía at Di Tella University.

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In 2018, I exhibited Sinapsis curated by E. Stupía at ODA Gallery.

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In 2019, I presented Dimensions of the Same curated by Alberto Goldenstein at the same gallery. That same year, I showcased Sinapsis at the Argentine Embassy in Washington, and in 2020 at the Argentine Consulate in New York.

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In 2021, my cultural project Madre Zoe was exhibited at ODA Gallery, sponsored by Mecenazgo and curated by Eduardo Stupía. I revisited parts of this exhibition in 2022 at Ellas in Campo Garzón, Uruguay, and in 2023 at The Family exhibition at Loosen Art Gallery, Rome.

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Throughout 2023 and mid-2024, I participated in Diana Aisenberg’s art workshop and clinic.

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In 2024, thanks to the sponsorship of CABA Mecenazgo, I exhibited the book Madre Zoe at the Museum of Fine Arts. In October 2024, I presented the exhibition Dancing a Slow Dance with You at Ungallery, curated by Florencia Battiti and Fernando Farina.

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In January 2025, I presented Madre Zoe at the Books with Meaning cycle in Uruguay.

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For the past nine years, I have participated in Pinta BA Photo.

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Since 2024, I have been part of Daniel Fischer’s artwork analysis workshop (TAO) at ODA Gallery.

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For nine years, I have been studying philosophy with Florencio Noceti.

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I am currently presenting the exhibition Garra at La Galería by María Maiquez, Pilar.

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Statement​¡

I am inspired by the opportunity to heal. Sometimes, contemplation leads me to recognize the essence of what captivates me. I reflect, I am moved, and I move forward. Other times, an unexpected encounter guides me. Curiosity and admiration. I desire to face what inspires me head-on. I hold my breath. I need that silence to know I am in the presence of something that completely takes hold of me. The medium is photography, drawing, writing, video, or objects. Music emerges. I set out to find “the noise that roars” within me. The deafening and the subtle. To approach its strength without fear. Then, I try to discover the power of everything that calms it. That which does me good. Germinare, Madre Zoe, my series of photos and drawings—they are my allies.