Diseñadora Industrial formada en la Universidad Nacional de Córdoba (2007) y en l'École Nationale Supérieure de Création Industrielle, ENSCI/Les Ateliers, Paris (2006). Sus productos surgen a partir de la exploración de materiales de descarte: sus posibilidades morfogenerativas, gestos y lenguajes propios, transformando la “basura” en una nueva materia prima. Distinguida en concursos de diseño a nivel nacional e internacional: Ternium-Siderar, Museo Nacional de Arte Decorativo, Sello del Buen Diseño, Argentina; Salão Design Movelsul, Brasil; Lápiz Amarillo D&AD Award, Reino Unido; "Living Simplicity", organizado por Designboom en colaboración con la firma italiana Vico Magistretti, Milán. Representante del país en ferias y eventos de diseño en el exterior, como la Cumbre de Ciudades Creativas de la UNESCO, Biennale de Saint Etienne y el Salon Maison & Objet, Paris. En 2014 coordinó el Taller de Exploración de Materiales en el CMD - Centro Metropolitano de Diseño de Buenos Aires. Es docente de la Carrera de Diseño Industrial en la FADU-UBA. Organiza workshops de diseño experimental en torno a la reutilización de materiales de descarte. Actualmente desarrolla y comercializa su línea de productos propios, y presta servicios de diseño a empresas.
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Argentinian Designer graduated at National University of Cordoba, Argentina (2007), studied at l'École Nationale Supérieure de Création Industrielle, ENSCI/Les Ateliers, Paris (2006).
Design teacher at the Architecture, Urbanism and Design Department at University of Buenos Aires.
Honored in several design competitions in Argentina and abroad: among others, granted Good Design Award 2012 Argentina, Finalist in Yellow Pencil D&AD Award Competition United Kingdom, Honorable Mention in Salão Design Award Movelsul, Brazil, second prize winner in the Designboom competition 'living simplicity' in furniture design hosted in collaboration with italian furniture manufacturer Vico Magistretti.
Her products arise exploring the nature of discarded and non-traditional materials and their possibilities to generate new forms. As well as that, the vibrancy of colors and materials are meant to reflect the cultural features of latin america. Each piece is completely handmade, using simple productive processes. Reducing material waste, using standard pieces and simple productive processes, environmental awareness is kept at ease as well. The goal this research is to optimize the usage of resources, using Design as an innovative and development tool.
She currently lives and works in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

"In my products, I generally combine elements which are not meant to meet: they come from different universes. Once gathered together they magically became a new whole. The fact is that depending on the way you look things, they can completely change their meaning, even their essence. I find this quite amazing. My creations arrive almost by chance, walking in the city:'I go straight, turn left, and suddenly something catches my eye. My designs take place in the streets, collecting "junk" that turns into a new raw material. And then, the products keeps traces of that other life that precedes: small scratches, stains, labels, annotations in pen. They have a past and their existences are recycled: they are the stories that generate other stories." Read Less