Visual Arts
I am a Fine Arts teacher trained at Instituto Superior de Formación Artística, Buenos Aires. I hold a Licenciatura en Artes Visuales from Universidad Nacional de San Martín, Buenos Aires, and an MA in Art History from Birkbeck, University of London. During my practical studies, I specialised on drawing, sculpture, and printing. During my Licenciatura and MA, I specialised on understanding how feminist and decolonial theories can help us create more just and representative public spaces.
With over 15 years of experience as an artist and facilitator, my practice is grounded in co-creation and collaborative methodologies, shaped by the people I work with. I aim to create inclusive, playful, and empowering spaces where participants can explore their creativity, discover new possibilities, and develop their own unique creative abilities.
I have worked as an artist and facilitator with a range of organisations, including the National Centre for Circus Arts (Family Circus programme), Orleans House Gallery, Actingworks, Total Insight Theatre, Watermelon Education Poland, Tour Londres at the National Gallery, Norfolk & Norwich Festival, Cambridge Refugee Resettlement Campaign and Camrbidge Junction.