I’ve been exploring the perception of our urban landscape through the interaction of people, nature and buildings using, sometimes, birds as a metaphor for people.

Paintings, drawings, and multilayered works of transparencies and board constructions fill my studio. I start an artwork with an idea, a plan that later takes its own route responding with visual elements to an intuitive impulse.  

Objects are interpreted and re-arranged in an attempt to create a new reality. Organic shapes and curved lines interact with geometric configurations, generating a dialog that mimics that of reality where habitable and collective spaces interplay with nature. Opaque/transparent, color/black and white, soft/hard, are some of the opposite pairs I use in my work.

My goal is to create a time and space to encourage a dialogue between the viewer and my work. I look for this interaction, to be able to trigger a feeling, a thought or a wonder. 

More than twenty years ago I moved from Buenos Aires, Argentina to the United States with my family, settled in Virginia and started anew. I hold a degree in architecture and was trained as a graphic designer. But after being involved in the design field for many years, my interest went beyond that into fine arts. My work has been displayed in the Embassy of Argentina, Washington, DC, Consulate of Argentina, New York, NY, William Patterson University, Wayne, NJ, Aljira Contemporary Art Center, Newark, NJ, and several art galleries throughout the US and in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area.