My journey 🚀

From the earliest memories I have, art has been my life's anchor. As a child, sketching and painting were my most cherished activities, an innate passion that persisted and defined the trajectory of my professional journey.

My formal education in art began at the Luis Ordoñez school, where I mastered the nuances of drawing and caricature. Further enriching my artistic foundation, I attended ICOP, diving deep into the vibrant world of comics. College further solidified my devotion to the arts.

My initial professional stint was at GCBA, where I served as a Community Manager for Horacio Rodriguez Larreta's government. At the Communications and Press division, I not only managed various social media portfolios but also led a talented team within the Jefatura de Gabinete department. But the pull of my artistic roots was strong, and soon I found myself at AVI Gráfica in Buenos Aires.

As a graphic designer, I blended my artistry with commercial designs. Parallelly, the world of tech intrigued me, and I ventured into software development, studying at the distinguished Da Vinci University. This combination of art and technology spurred me to begin freelancing, marrying design with functionality to create user-centric digital experiences. For over 12 years, I've been engrossed in the IT realm, dedicating the last six specifically to UX/UI design.

This journey has allowed me to collaborate with global entities from Spain, the Philippines, Mexico, and the United States. Now based in Mexico City, I work remotely, advocating for Human-Centered Design. Beyond the screens and pixels, I also enjoy illustrating comics and technical drawings, which I've been doing freelance since 2017.

But who am I beyond the work? A skateboard enthusiast, a martial artist, and an individual perpetually seeking growth.br

Each day presents an opportunity to evolve not just as a designer, but as a human being. Every project I undertake, I see as a chance to build a better, more inclusive world. That's the mission I wake up to every day.