Art and Journalism are an essential part of my life. They allow me to tell stories, create, and discover. My work feeds on this duality, which shapes my motto: "Art as a message and message as art." My art has unfolded in a way that might be described as organic and winding. When I think of "style," I'm drawn to the versatility I admire in actors, that ability to move fluidly between tragedy, comedy, and drama. That same freedom of movement defines my creative process.

I work with a variety of materials, including paper, canvas, wood, acrylics, oil, wax pastels, resin, plaster, wire, and many more. I am a self-taught artist. I was born in 1958 in San Francisco, Argentina. I work at my studio in Miami, where I've lived since 1993. My first experience occurred in Paris in the 80s, when I lived with Gerardo, my brother, a well-known architect, scenographer, and painter who now lives in Madrid.

After I got married, I worked as a journalist and photographer for a newspaper. Then I painted a portrait I took of Graciela, my wife, with a Polaroid camera. That's where everything started.