I am an Argentine/Swedish photographer based in Stockholm.
Why Photography?
At 23, I was forced to move to a completely new world. The language, the names of things, the forms—everything was strange and incomprehensible. Suddenly, I was like mute and deaf.
That’s when I found photography. Initially, its purpose was neither artistic nor aesthetic; the camera was simply a tool to capture and understand the world again. Picture by picture, the world began to reveal itself. Objects, shapes, and people became familiar. Gradually, the new became mine. And this need to understand through the lens—that remains unchanged.
Reality is a flood, and photography teaches us to observe, to reduce, to search for the essential—what lies beneath the everyday. As poetry uses words to express something that can’t be said otherwise, photography serves a similar purpose. Through light, composition, color—or their absence—it lifts the veil, revealing hidden dimensions of reality. My work varies in content and style, shaped by the subjects and circumstances I encounter. But what remains constant is a desire to reveal something meaningful and a longing to evoke beauty.
I hold a degree in film directing from the Swedish Film School and spent many years directing short films, TV series, and documentaries. Today, my artistic pursuit is devoted to the photographic image.
