biography
Born in the province of Buenos Aires on April 6, 1976.
She graduated from the National School of Fine Arts Prilidiano Pueyrredón with the title of National Professor of Painting and Sculpture.
In 2001, together with Juan Pablo Fernández, they created The Tourist Team (artistic and design project).
Between 2004 and 2018 she worked as an assistant in the studio of the artist Nora Correas.
She was a curatorial assistant in the exhibitions Territories, Argentine Textile Art 1970/1990 at W-Gallery (2017-18), and in Azucena Miralles: Andean Memory. Archive of Textile Art in Buenos Aires, 1963-1981, presented at Muntref-Center for Contemporary Art (2024). She served as co-curator for the exhibitions In the flesh (2022) by artist Nora Correas and Joan Wall. Invisible Threads (2024), both at W-Gallery.
Lives and works in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Exhibitions and Awards (Selection)
2024 Microcosm. French Alliance. Belgrano Headquarters. Bs. As. Argentina.
Contemporary experiences of Argentine art. Works from the collection of the Palais de Glace. Borges Cultural Center, Bs. As., Argentina.
XX Exhibition of Small and Medium Format Textile Art. Jose Hernandez Museum of Folk Art. Bs. As. Argentina.
Hatch a plan. Bresson Brokers Art Gallery. Bs. As. Argentina.
Textile Art: Text and Context. Center for Contemporary Art – Chateau Antonio Seguí. Córdoba. Argentina
2022 First Prize, classic techniques, XXVII Tapestry Salon - Biennial 2020/2011 of Textile Art. Eduardo Sívori Museum. Bs. As. Argentina.
Selected to participate in the 17th International Tapestry Triennial in Łódź, Poland.
2021 XXVI Tapestry Salon - Biennial 2018/2019 of Textile Art. Eduardo Sívori Museum. Bs. As. Argentina.
When the sun darts across the sky. Korean Cultural Center. Bs. As. Argentina.
2019 Selected to participate in the 16th International Tapestry Triennial in Łódź, Poland.
Circulation and Promotion Grant, Fondo Nacional de las Artes. Bs. As. Argentina
2018 Mention in the 25th Textile Art Salon. Biennial 2016-17. Eduardo Sívori Museum. Bs. As. Argentina.
2017 13th Textile Art Salon. Collective installation in the garden. José Hernández Folk Art Museum. Bs. As. Argentina.
The Host House of Culture of Vicente López. Prov. Bs. As. Argentina.
National Salon of Visual Arts: Alternative Media and installations. Palais de Glace. Bs. As. Argentina.
First Prize XXI Salon Minitextiles Centro Argentino de Arte Textil. Bs. As. Argentina.
National Textile Salon. Stock Exchange. Buenos Aires. Argentina.
2016 National Salon of Visual Arts. Diploma award ceremony. Palais de Glace. Bs. As. Argentina.
First Prize Acquisition National Salon of Visual Arts: Textile. Palais de Glace. Bs. As. Argentina.
2015 Between the change and permanence. Quinta Trabucco Vicente Lopez. Prov. of Bs. As. Argentina.
2013 XXIII Tapestry Salon - Biennial 2012/2013 of Textile Art. Eduardo Sívori Museum. Bs. As. Argentina.
National Salon of Visual Arts: Alternative Media and installations. Palais de Glace. Bs. As. Argentina.
XVII Salon Minitextiles. CAAT. Bs. As. Argentina.
2012 Álvaro Castagnino Gallery. Recoleta Cultural Center. Bs. As. Argentina.
2011 XXII Tapestry Salon - Biennial 2010/2011 of Textile Art. Eduardo Sívori Museum. Bs. As. Argentina.
XV Salon Minitextiles. CAAT. Bs. As. Argentina.
2009 Majo. Raggio Museum. Vicente Lopez. Prov. of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
XIII Salon Minitextiles, CAAT. Bs. As. Argentina.
2008 Mention. Textile Art Salon in the R. Raggio Museum. Prov. of Bs. As. Argentina.
National Salon of Visual Arts: Textile. Palais de Glace. Bs. As. Argentina.
2007 National Salon of Visual Arts: Alternative Media and installations. Palais de Glace. Bs. As. Argentina.
2006 Message. Argentine and Chilean artists. Major University. Santiago of Chile. Chile.
Message. Argentine and Chilean artists. Recoleta Cultural Center. Bs. As. Argentina.
2005 AAGA Award. Federico Klemm Foundation. Bs. As. Argentina.
Small Concert Tourist Team Recoleta Cultural Center. Bs. As. Argentina.
2004 Currículum 0. Ruth Benzacar Gallery. Buenos Aires. Argentina.
2001 La Casona de los Olivera Cultural Center. Buenos Aires. Argentina.