I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1974, and developed my artistic practice outside traditional academic frameworks. My early formation came through music and audiovisual work, where I built an intuitive understanding of rhythm, repetition, structure, and composition—principles that later became central to my visual language. I trained in audiovisual techniques and specialized in video, working for many years in multimedia production, broadcast television, and corporate communications. This professional path sharpened my technical skills and deepened my relationship with image construction, transformation, and sequencing. I received multiple industry recognitions during this period, including an Emmy Award, before gradually shifting my focus toward a fully independent visual art practice. A pivotal moment in this transition came while working on a documentary project about Argentine photographer Aldo Sessa. Encountering his abstract photographic work redirected my attention toward still images, light, texture, and form, and reaffirmed my interest in abstraction as a way to reveal hidden structures within the visible world. Since then, my work has centered on exploring patterns that connect the human body, nature, architecture, organic matter, and celestial phenomena. What began as a search for balance and symmetry evolved into a broader investigation of perception, repetition, and energy. Within this ongoing research, my Body Mandalas emerged as a signature body of work—photographic compositions that use the human figure as a living matrix for geometry and ritualized repetition. I have been based in Miami, Florida since 2001, working between the Americas and Europe.