She was born in Montevideo, Uruguay and grew up in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
[3] She works primarily in painting and she often intervenes in the spaces where she exhibits, staging the paintings with readymades, sculptures, and architectural installations, exploring themes of memory, transformation, and the power of history.
In her work, references to historical painting are put into communication with images taken from both popular culture and personal life, creating an anachronic feeling of merged and frictional temporalities.
Her practice shifts between close observations of everyday reality and highly elaborated imaginary worlds.
[1] These paintings can be seen as allegories for the contemporary experience of the image as interface: not just a picture but a means of mobilising attention, bodies and affects within an increasingly virtualized social space.