My artistic practice centers on materials, process, and community. Through engaging with people and materials, my work evolves naturally, guided by curiosity and experimentation. As both an artist and educator, I see these roles as deeply connected, each enriching the other. Exploring the properties and possibilities of materials inspires my ideas and informs my creative process. Grounded in the intersection of materials, people, and place, my work reflects the interconnected relationships that shape and sustain the environment I belong to.
Originally from a small town in rural Argentina, I began my artistic journey studying sculpture and art education in my home country. After honing my craft with additional studies in Mexico City, I eventually made the United States my home, earning an MFA from Pratt Institute in New York. Now based in Los Angeles, I draw inspiration from my experiences as a two-time immigrant, which have shaped my art with a distinctive cross-cultural perspective. When I’m not in the studio or teaching, I’m usually on the move—chauffeuring my family to endless sports events, or being dragged around the neighborhood by my dogs. Basically, living the multitasking dream!