Just for tea Print

I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where I currently live. If I try to find out when I started drawing, I don't know exactly. Memories come to my mind of moments when, from a very young age, I see myself surrounded by coloured pencils. My free time was spent drawing and painting. Without a doubt, my mother's devotion to painting and music were a strong influence that marked my vocation. I graduated with a degree in Psychology and worked for several years until I formed my family with Carlos. We have three guys, whom I love. For a long time, art remained a part of my free time. In 2007 I began to go through a different stage in my work: I incorporated spirituality, which is currently the basis not only of my sessions, but also of what I try to convey in my works. The pandemic that hit us worldwide in 2020 was the moment when what had always been my hobby came to occupy the main place of my being today. Simple: I need to surround myself with art in my life. My studio has been loaded with painting materials, fabrics, colors and clay and stecas, because I incorporated one of my great passions: sculpture. From that moment on, the human figure has been the center of my creative gaze, embodied in sculptural pieces made from various materials. Music is always present. I couldn't work without it in the background because it's the vehicle I get on to make trips, without leaving my chair, from which I return with shapes and colors that appear reflected in my works. I have been inspired by simple things: a door, a window, stairs, which are the main elements in many of my works and which have a wonderful archetypal meaning, spiritually speaking.