I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina (1975) where I live and work. I’m an artist, I hold a bachelor in advertising and a Ph. D. in Communications. My doctoral thesis is about human olfactory communication and it has been published during 2005. I’m also a professor at Universidad Católica Argentina at the communication department.

In 2000 I started developing art projects and studying art with Fabiana Barreda and Monica Girón. From 2001 I showed more than 25 site specific installations for several cities including Buenos Aires, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sao Paulo, Denver and Tokyo.

During 2004 I’ve been researching relations between art, science and technology for a year at the Hypermedia Studio, UCLA, U.S.A with a grant.

I was sponsored by Telefonica Foundation to participate in INTERCAMPOS. In 2005 I won the Fundación Telefonica/Modern Art Museum Buenos Aires Art and New Technologies Grand Prix and in 2006 I won a Vida 9.0 (Fundación Telefónica Spain) grant to develop a project.

In 2007 I founded TECAT (Taller Experimental de Ciencia, Arte y Tecnología) a multidisciplinary space to produce and think technological issues at my University.