Somewhere Out There is My Home Painting

Music has always been my greatest inspiration. I have always painted for music and with music, creating visual imagery that complements its sound. Now, as I delve into abstract painting, I strive to look inward, to better understand my emotions and express them on canvas. Music remains my greatest muse, guiding me to new ideas and states of being. Each abstract work is a journey of self-discovery—a chance to capture freedom, energy, or calmness in a world full of noise. My artistic path has been deeply connected to performance art. I created digital stage designs for classical ballets like Swan Lake and The Nutcracker. I have also crafted digital visual stories for classical music concerts featuring Carmina Burana, Mozart’s Requiem, The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires by Astor Piazzolla, and many others. These experiences taught me how art can connect with an audience on a deeply emotional level, blending music and visuals to create immersive storytelling. In addition to my work in digital art, I have performed captivating sand animation shows — a mesmerizing and ephemeral art form that comes alive in the moment. I created visual stories in real time, synchronized with classical music. My sand animation concerts were held in countries such as France, Monaco, Germany, Singapore, and even Africa in collaboration with renowned conductors and musicians such as Jacques Lacombe, Eivind Aadland, Julia Schröder, and Valer Sabadus. Audiences watched as images appeared and disappeared, leaving behind only memories and emotions. For me, this art became a way to convey fleeting beauty and profound stories, intertwined with music. Living in Argentina has been a turning point in my creative journey. While I’ve always loved the precision of formal composition and perspective, this new chapter inspired me to let go of strict logic and explore improvisation, focusing more on feelings and emotions. In today’s noisy digital world, my art offers a quiet space, a place to retreat and truly listen to yourself. It was here in Argentina that I began exploring abstract painting, using it as a medium to express freedom, energy, and introspection. When I create, I follow my intuition and emotions. But as someone who has worked in performance art for years, I believe that a painting truly comes to life when it finds its viewer.