I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where I have lived most of my life. I am a psychoanalyst and studied Literature at the University of Buenos Aires.

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In 2009, returning home from a trip to Paris, I realized that I didn’t want to lose the sense of wonder with which I had walked through that city—its bridges and winding streets seen with the eyes of a foreigner, or perhaps with newly born eyes.

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I returned to Buenos Aires wanting to keep that way of seeing—to look at my own city, and at the world, as if seeing them for the first time.

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That is how I found photography. Or rather, photography found me

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My work is rooted in the street and in the fleeting: gestures, reflections, shadows, unexpected geometries, and the brief encounters between people who may never meet again.

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For me, photography is a way of inventing possible visible worlds.