Do we live in an unreal world or our perception of reality is constantly evolving and is shaped by factors like technology, culture, and personal experience?

Will traditional and digital art continue to play a vital role in exploring and questioning our perceptions of reality and the impact that technology has on our lives?

These are questions that will never find a correct or wrong answer.

She was born in Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina. Studied Fine Arts at UNR University.
Through her career  won the First Prize for Painting at the National Salon of Tornquist Bank in Buenos Aires, First Prize for Painting in the National Salon of the APS Foundation in Buenos Aires and the First Prize for Painting from the Goethe Foundation in Rosario.  
In 2020 was selected in the Drawing Biennals of Atuel, Mendoza and San Juan in Argentina.
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She has participated in several editions of Otra Feria with Gabelich Contemporáneo Gallery.
She has exhibited in Jorge Mara La Ruche (Buenos Aires), Legislatura Porteña (Buenos Aires), Museo Castagnino (Rosario), Solana Garage (Miami and New York)
 She has participated in art residencies in Catamarca (Argentina), Perú and Berlín. 
During 2023 her artwork has been selected in the National Exhibitions of Bahia Blanca and Tandil, Buenos Aires.
Currently she is a mentor at Vertical Crypto residency and focuses her artwork in painting, drawing and digital art.



unique Surreal Abstract Artworks

It's not my Imagination

In this series abstraction and figuration meet presenting us a new and unexpected world where everything is posible as long as we wish it.  
A death scene wich symbolize we are not kids anymore and everything we used to beleive is fake.

This series was born by mistake. I wanted to create a generative art project but when I exported the material, the PNG files remained with a black background instead of a transparent one.  
However I found interesting the contrast between black and saturated colors and I worked digitally over these backgrounds using them as a starting point of these paintings.


La muerte de Pluto

This painting is an exploration of the idea that our understanding  of the world around us is constantly evolving, and our perceptions f reality are shaped by a variety of factors, including culture,  language, and personal experience. It is a painting that invites the  viewer to embrace uncertainty and to consider the possibility that reality  is not fixed, but rather a fluid and ever-changing concept

Unexpected Portrait

Physical drawings are my passion, my first connection with art since I can remember. They are the first step before going to a painting, the idea or representation of what we want to do, what we want to be and how to do it. 