1991, Argentina / Perú.
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Artista visual — Diseñadora de Imagen y Sonido, graduada de la Universidad de Buenos Aires. Actualmente cursa la Maestría en Fotografía en ÉCAL, Suiza (2024–2026). En 2014, recibió la Beca Escala AUGM para realizar un intercambio estudiantil y estudiar Artes Visuales y Medialogía en UNICAMP, Brasil. Fue seleccionada en 2015 para el Programa de Pasantías de la Colección Peggy Guggenheim en Venecia, Italia. Durante 2017, participó en el Programa de Cine de la Universidad Torcuato Di Tella.
En 2019, ganó el premio de la Bienal de Arte Joven de Buenos Aires —Categoría Artes Visuales— y recibió una beca de residencia para asistir a Pivô Pesquisa, en São Paulo, Brasil, en 2021. Durante 2021, fue invitada a participar en Bienal Sur, recibió una Beca de Creación del Fondo Nacional de las Artes, Argentina, y fue seleccionada para el Premio Fundación Fortabat. En 2023, ganó el premio del Festival GETXOPhoto, España, y fue seleccionada para el Premio Fundación Andreani. En 2025, su trabajo fue exhibido en la Bienal de Noorderlicht, Países Bajos. En 2026, participó en el Festival ZER01, Francia, y su fotolibro Archaeology of Birth fue recientemente seleccionado para los dummy awards de Athens Photo Festival y EXPOSED Torino Photo Festival.
Su obra ha sido exhibida en diversas instituciones, entre ellas el Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires, Museum Belvédère (NL), Fundación Andreani, Museo MAR, Médiathèque Michel-Crépeau, Multimedia Art Museum Moscow, Centro Cultural Kirchner, Centro Cultural San Martín, cheLA, Pivô, Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, Espacio Fundación Telefónica y CCM Haroldo Conti, entre otras; así como también en ferias internacionales como Art Basel Miami, Paris Photo, Photo London y arteBA.
Vive y trabaja entre Lausanne, Suiza, y Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Visual Artist - Image and Sound Designer, graduated from the University of Buenos Aires. She is currently pursuing the Master’s in Photography at ÉCAL, Switzerland (2024–2026). In 2014, she was awarded the AUGM Scale Scholarship for a student exchange to study Visual Arts and Medialogy at UNICAMP, Brazil. She was selected in 2015 for the Peggy Guggenheim Collection Internship Program in Venice, Italy. During 2017, she participated in the Cinema Program at the University Torcuato Di Tella.
In 2019, she won the prize of the Biennial of Young Art of Buenos Aires -Visual Arts Category- and was awarded a residency grant to attend Pivô Pesquisa in São Paulo, Brazil, in 2021. During 2021, she was invited to participate in Bienal Sur, was awarded a Creation Scholarship by the Fondo Nacional de las Artes, Argentina, and was selected for the Fortabat Foundation Award. In 2023, she won the prize of the GETXOPhoto Festival, Spain, and was shortlisted for the Andreani Foundation Prize. In 2025, her work was exhibited at the Noorderlicht Biennale, The Netherlands. In 2026, she participated in Festival ZER01, France, and her photobook Archaeology of Birth was recently shortlisted for the dummy awards of Athens Photo Festival and EXPOSED Torino Photo Festival.
Her work has been exhibited in several institutions such as the Museum of Modern Art of Buenos Aires, Museum Belvédère (NL), Andreani Foundation, MAR Museum, Médiathèque Michel-Crépeau, Multimedia Art Museum Moscow, Centro Cultural Kirchner, Centro Cultural San Martín, cheLA, Pivô, University Torcuato Di Tella, Espacio Fundación Telefónica, and CCM Haroldo Conti, among others; as well as at international fairs such as Art Basel Miami, Paris Photo, Photo London, and arteBA.
She lives and works between Lausanne, Switzerland, and Buenos Aires, Argentina.
︎ Statement
My practice focuses on the research of “fantasy” existence in the technologically mediated landscape that our contemporary society inhabits. I stand by the idea that persisting on these sensitivities activates systems of communal care, supports the recognition of “otherness”, and enables alternative realities.
Grounding my practice in the technical image, I think of my projects as narratives or environments constructed through the dialogue of photography, moving image, sculpture and installation. I like to keep technical apparatuses visible, transforming them into sculptural elements and intimate presences rather than hidden tools. I believe that changing the perception of time and forms allows the manifestation of what I call “fantasy”: everything that belongs to the inexplicable void of the unknown. Spirituality, magic, the supernatural. My works delve into how it appears through the encounter of soft and hard elements, through dialogues between human soul and urbanity, nature and technology, body and mediated landscape.