A Bit About Me

I live in center city Philadelphia on the 22nd floor and my studio is on the 27th. I am lucky to enjoy beautiful views of Philly from both spaces.

I was born in Argentina and I still return there from time to time. I don’t like to fly but I LOVE to travel so I buck up and fly anyway.

I’m inspired by the bold and bright colors and energy that you can see here, there, and everywhere, in people, clothing, houses, vegetation but especially while walking around in my native Buenos Aires, Argentina.

I crave artichokes, avocados, sushi, and very dark chocolate.

My latest favorite reads are The Dutch House by Ann Patchett, City of Girls by Elizabeth Gilbert, and most of the Isabel Allende books.

You might find me listening to Emmylou HarrisSteve Earle, and most kind of folk music, both Argentinean and American while I’m am working in my studio.

English mysteries and House Hunters International are among my favorite TV shows.

I enjoy visiting art galleries to see what my fellow artists are up to. I like listening to them telling me about what they are doing. To this end, I try my best not to miss First Friday in Philadelphia.

I love to dance, which you might expect from a native Argentinian–home of the Tango.

I love to sing but am not very good at it so the shower is a great place to practice.

I love poppies and all flowers in general.

I worry about situations or things that usually never materialize so I’m teaching myself to let it go.

My spouse is my best friend and soul mate.

My son is my hero. You might be wondering why? He is doing what I wish I would have done back in my 20’s but didn’t have the guts to do. Watching how Jonathan is doing gave me the courage to do it. He is following his dream.

My spouse and I are grandmas to four beautiful children; one boy and three girls.

I feel blessed to have what I have.

I am thankful for my friends, my family, and the new friends I find through my online connections.

“I’m inspired by the bold and bright colors and energy that you can see here, there, and everywhere, in people, clothing, houses, vegetation but especially while walking around in my native Buenos Aires, Argentina.”