My childhood was a time between the immense verticality of the Andes and the plains of the Argentine pampas, exploring tree branches, scrapyards or walking around with my body wrapped between curtains…. I loved to play. I felt great curiosity and enthusiasm for different subjects: art, science, biology, building, writing, inventing… I always felt the need to put as many things together as possible to create unexpected situations in the infinite expanse of imagination.

My work focuses on inventing “ludic landscapes”, spatial experiences that merge art, design and structural innovation, exploring the possibility of modifying our perception and the way we play, dream and feel. The production ranges from small scale models to installations and architecture. In my workspace art and science are fused; fabrics, mock-ups and sewing molds coexist with structural analysis software. I feel as if my great-grandmother, who taught me how to knit, was sitting at the same table with great engineers from the history of construction, discussing ideas with her experience. That is something I find fascinating!