I was born in Bahía Blanca, Argentina, into a family of visual artists. I graduated in Visual Arts and, at the same time, began an experimental journey in the circus world, connecting especially with the discipline of Cyr Wheel. Later, I continued my artistic training in Europe: I trained at the FLIC circus school (Turin, Italy) and then at Area Dansa Barcelona, where I expanded my work into contemporary dance and stage photography.
For over three years, I've been supporting artists, companies, and festivals with my photographic eye, combining technical precision, stage experience, and a sensitivity to the invisible details.
My way of looking at photography is influenced by my bodily journey.
Having worked for years in the world of circus and dance gave me the tools to understand movement from within: I know when something is about to happen, how a body is organized in space, and what moments have scenic power.
This experience allows me to anticipate gestures, carefully frame the shots, and capture images that reflect not only what is seen, but also what is felt on stage.
I work alongside artists, companies, and spaces that need to document their processes, capture their work, or build a visual archive. I want each session to be a curated space, where you can showcase what you do from an authentic perspective, without rigidity or forced poses.
I also use this space to share some of these processes, build networks, and open up photography as part of the performing arts ecosystem.
