My work traces the dialogue between photography and embroidery—where the visible meets the thread. Each piece begins as a photograph and becomes something touched, stitched, lived into textile. I use thread to keep the story alive. To slow the eye. To make time visible.
As a visual artist from Buenos Aires, now living in Los Angeles, my art is woven from the inspiration of photography and textiles. I blend traditional and digital techniques to craft stories, where threads, needles, patterns, and colors emerge like whispers, stitching themselves into my images and designs. This process is a delicate balance between two realms—perfection and imperfection—an intimate dance that invites me to be present, to explore, and to reclaim my identity. In each stitch, I find a piece of my own story, unraveling and reweaving itself with every movement of needle and thread.
What if making could become a way of thinking— a way of remembering? Look closely enough, and a thread becomes a story.