My creative path - like that of many artists - is very circuitous. It started with literature and writing and moved on to filmmaking and photography before stumbling on my childhood passion for painting. Even though the medium kept changing, the desire for self-expression through different art channels was always there.

The inspiration for my work sits at the intersection of youthful play, urban iconography informed by my native Buenos Aires and architectural elements that hark back to my recollections of seeing my architect father craft his construction blueprints. I sometimes mix in film elements and explore storyboard ideas using the surface of the canvas as a parallel cinematic universe.

I examine abstract themes of order and chaos through color, shapes and texture which usually coalesce in an urban environment where opposites converge - typically creating two dimensional planes. I want to create visual tension between the harmonious and the imperfect, the quiet and the noisy. Born out of personal memories and emotions, my artwork is as much an exploration of layers as an excavation that reveals the rich history of the creative process underneath. I seek to create a dissonant urban montage, seemingly incongruous but with its own organic order.