Painting has always remained a constant way for me to process emotion, identity, and the world around me.

My artistic background includes studies in color and form at Indiana University Bloomington, where I developed a stronger understanding of how composition, tone, and shape can communicate emotion. Later, while studying at Universidad Nacional de las Artes in Buenos Aires, Argentina, I became increasingly drawn to the body as both a physical and emotional landscape, which continues to shape my work today.

Living in the United States, Argentina, Colombia, and now Germany has deeply shaped my perspective and creative practice. My work often focuses on the body, symbolism, and the tension between confinement and freedom within human experience. I am drawn to the strange and emotional spaces between what we feel internally and what we reveal outwardly. Through painting, I try to translate emotion into form and create work that feels both intimate and unsettled.