Every time I start a new piece, I embark on a new journey.

I experience a sense of freedom to travel through different times and places. I often return to the Argentina of my youth and the countries where I lived in adulthood, rediscovering those paths with a mature perspective and seeking a balance between my Latino origins and my life as an immigrant.

My work can be read as a map of emotional landscapes, inspired by humanitarian, political, and social issues, as well as my own experiences.

Moved by what I observe, feel, and remember, I explore life’s rhythm to document both my story and the world around me, capturing both its beauty and its harshness.

When working on paper or canvas, I begin with a foundation of paint to build depth. I paint, scrape, and reapply layers rich in texture and color, forming geometric and organic figures that interact across the surface. This process creates a dialogue between movement, stillness, silence, and noise. Some pieces reflect chaos, while others convey calm, echoing my inner state during the creative process.

I believe an artwork is never truly finished. It continues to evolve just as we must adapt and grow. For me, creating art is a search for understanding and a way to preserve fragile memories before they fade.