Celebration Painting

Originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina, I’ve spent the past 23 years living in London, Madrid, New York, and currently Greenwich, CT. Each place has left a mark on me—culturally, emotionally, and artistically. I find inspiration in the beauty of the mundane, in nature, memories, and human connection. I enjoy every part of the creative journey—from the first spark of inspiration to the many layers of change—until a piece finally feels complete. I am a contemporary artist whose work is deeply intuitive, emotional, and rooted in everyday experience. My creative process is organic and always evolving—I often begin with a loose plan, but allow instinct and emotion to guide me. As I paint, I discover shapes, feelings, and meanings that weren’t part of the original vision. It becomes a process of revealing, almost as if the painting tells me what it needs as it takes form. Painting, for me, is a form of meditation. It brings stillness and presence, even in the chaos of color and movement. I often live with my paintings for days, weeks, or even months, quietly observing them until I understand what they are truly saying. This reflection helps me uncover hidden connections, emotions, and sometimes even personal truths - something I hope the viewer also experience as an invitation to explore their own emotions and meaning within the work. One of the most fulfilling parts of my work is how people connect with it. Viewers often tell me how much they enjoy discovering new details in my paintings—hidden figures, unexpected shapes, or symbolic moments that reveal themselves over time. My use of vibrant color, layering, and abstract forms creates a space for exploration and personal interpretation. I believe a painting continues to evolve long after it’s finished, depending on who is looking at it and how they’re feeling. That interaction between the viewer and the piece is essential—because just like the creative process itself, it’s alive, changing, and deeply human.