"Arabesque" Drawing

My artistic perspective is a tapestry woven from two distinct cultures. Born amidst the raw beauty of Argentinian Patagonia, I later moved to Venezuela, where the warmth of the culture and the vibrancy of the streets were embedded in my heart. This dual heritage allows me to see the world through a lens of both rugged stillness and kinetic energy.

I hold a degree in Graphic Design from Venezuela, a background that anchors my work in strong composition and visual storytelling. My love for fine art was deeply influenced by the time I spent studying under the renowned Venezuelan artist Hector Ernandez, whose mentorship helped me refine my technique and develop my unique portraiture style.

I find my greatest inspiration in the faces of everyday people—the strangers I pass on the street who carry stories in their expressions. Now back in the familiar landscapes of the Patagonia, I find myself in a unique vantage point; as a bustling global tourist destination, the city provides a constant, eclectic stream of diverse faces and cultures. This allows me to observe a vast spectrum of humanity in one place, with the goal of capturing those fleeting, interesting moments that often go unnoticed in the rush of daily life.

While I occasionally return to the tactile tradition of oil paints and pastels, my current work thrives on the interplay of graphic markers and watercolor. This combination allows me to blend the precision of my design roots with the spontaneous, fluid nature of water-based media.