Another Highway Painting

I’m a visual artist from Argentina, and my current work is deeply inspired by nature. I draw from direct observation of the natural world —plants, organic textures, light, structures, and subtle patterns— as well as from photographs I take, to create compositions that later become paintings, patterns, or geometric structures. I'm drawn to the fractal, the cyclical, and the silent growth of living systems. My pieces explore the balance between order and chaos, intuition and contemplation. Through them, I seek to create visual spaces that invite a pause — a way to inhabit the present and to look differently at what surrounds us. This focus is the result of a journey shaped by continuous transformation. I began with black and white abstraction, inspired by highways and cities — their rhythms, tensions, and structures. Later, color entered my work through a series on carousels and amusement parks, and eventually through large-scale paintings of aerial urban landscapes. That path also led me to ceramics, where I discovered a slower, tactile way of making. This renewed my relationship with painting and sparked a growing interest in installations and object-based work, incorporating discarded or repurposed materials as part of an aesthetic and ethical investigation. Each stage of my practice has opened new questions. Today, my work is grounded in that interplay between intuition, contemplation, and transformation — in resonance with the quiet, intricate beauty of the natural world. Thank you for taking the time to explore my work. I hope it invites you to pause, reflect, and connect with the subtle beauty of the natural world, as it does for me in its creation.