
I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and moved to the United Kingdom ten years ago, where I currently live and work. Art has been part of my life since childhood, when I first began drawing and painting. Over the years, I attended workshops and took part in group exhibitions, while pursuing a career as a translator and interpreter. Although life took me in different directions, creative expression has always remained important to me, a way of exploring ideas, emotions and new possibilities.
During the pandemic, I returned to creative practice in a new way, discovering collage as a medium that felt both intuitive and liberating. Working primarily with analogue materials such as old magazines and newspapers, I became drawn to the tactile process of cutting, layering, rearranging and transforming fragments into new narratives.
For me, collage is about embracing both order and disruption, construction and chance. Each piece evolves unpredictably, and it is within this uncertainty that I find my greatest sense of freedom and creativity.