About me
I was born in 1984 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. From a very young age, drawing was a constant presence in my life; I drew all the time and everywhere. For a long time, it was my great hobby, and over the years it became the foundation for the professions I would later develop. My childhood unfolded between two contrasting worlds: the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires and the tranquility of the landscapes of San Luis.
That duality opened new paths and inspired me to think of life as a constant transformation
During my adolescence, I also began exploring urban sketching and portraiture, and I moved to the Comandante Luis Piedrabuena neighborhood in Buenos Aires. Its imposing, monumental, and futuristic architecture impressed me and became a great source of inspiration. I began to depict it in drawings, paintings, murals, sculptures, and models.
In 2006, at the age of 22, I began the artistic transformation of the Piedrabuena neighborhood. In that context, I co-founded the Piedrabuenarte Cultural Center , a multidisciplinary art project, where I created more than 60 murals, many of them large-scale. This brought about a significant transformation for the neighborhood, establishing it as a cultural landmark in the city and creating an open-air art gallery. The neighborhood went from being featured in the police blotter to appearing in the cultural section, and dozens of tourists became a regular part of the community. Simultaneously, I began developing my skills as a lettering artist and tattoo artist, expanding my artistic expression.
I see art as a tool for transformation, both of people and places .
In 2012, at the age of 28, I co-founded the Boedo Artistic Group , a muralist group that represents and develops the cultural identity of the Boedo neighborhood and the San Lorenzo de Almagro Athletic Club, with more than 170 works completed to date, in an urban journey that ranges from portraits of legends, both from football and culture, to memorable moments, historical photos and transcendental issues.
In this group, I was able to develop and experiment with diverse techniques and aesthetics. This experience also allowed me to take my art to various countries in Latin America and Europe. During this period, I trained in the traditional art of Fileteado Porteño under the guidance of master fileteador José Espinosa, and I also began to explore the art of Catalan Trencadís , a technique with which I created more than 15 ceramic murals.
I use art to tell stories on the walls .
Today I develop my art between Buenos Aires and Catalonia , based in Boedo and Badalona respectively, displaying works in Trencadis that transfer culture and identity to a wall or a painting.
In this context I co-founded Projecte Gaudí in the city of Barcelona in 2025, an artistic association that develops the legacy of Antoni Gaudí and Catalan Modernism in Trencadis.
