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I am a Latin American painter based in New York City.

My work engages with the forces that shape life—gravity, memory, ancestry, and the unseen dynamics that bind bodies to one another and to the natural world. Through oil painting, I construct scenes where human, animal, and landscape dissolve into one another, suggesting a reality where separation is an illusion.

Rather than illustrating narratives, I work through accumulation: layering forms, gestures, and atmospheres until the image begins to hold a presence that exceeds what can be fully named. Figures emerge as carriers of memory and transformation—often feminine, often in states of becoming—inhabiting spaces where the physical and the immaterial meet.

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I was born in Argentina and studied Image and Sound Design at the University of Buenos Aires. I spent a decade working across creative industries and social institutions before committing fully to painting. My path has been largely self-directed, shaped through studio work and time spent with artists such as Lula Mari. I am currently deepening my training at the Grand Central Atelier in New York.

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My work has been shown in Buenos Aires, Berlin, Miami and New York, including the Museo Sívori, Museo Quinquela Martín, the Argentine Embassy in Berlin, Art Basel and Space 776.

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Alongside painting, I lead community drawing workshops that foster attunement, perception, and imagination

I approach painting as both a discipline and a way of being: a practice of listening, where images emerge not as fixed answers, but as living questions.

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