Having begun in San Francisco’s early 90’s music scene, my professional photography career quickly shifted into fashion, and I soon found myself immersed in the world of editorial and advertising. Over the coming years, my work fortunately allowed me to be based in such wonderfully inspiring cities such as Istanbul, Berlin & Buenos Aires.

Just before my move to Los Angeles from Argentina in 2008, my photography was once again to take another direction. With my home just across from the local race-track, I was inspired by the athletes, their years of dedication & struggles, their passion for the sport… painted across their faces, shrouded in an armour of bright & colourful silks, JOCKEYS.

Unbeknownst to me at the time, this project was the catalyst for pursuing photography purely of my own vision. Incidentally I have focused my lens on abstract patterns, shapes, forms …found in both nature and urban environments. This is well represented in projects such as MITSUME shot in Tokyo, fall 2014, PROTEUS in Los Angeles, spring 2015, and most recently…

GLACE a project over the past 8 years in Switzerland & Austria. Inspired by the frozen terrain, capturing glaciers fleeting moments, from a perspective that forces the casual observer to look deeper, approach closer, is coming together nicely.

ARBOR, a project I am also currently working on is natural progression, exploring the seasons/weather, and its relationship with trees in their natural as well as urban environments.

PROTEUS was photographed over several weeks in the spring of 2015, along the Silver Lake Reservoir in Los Angeles, California. Even though shade balls are merely 15cm inanimate spheres, with the shifting waters and wind, they are pushed, pulled and tossed around… from what was once chaos, they line up into organised patterns, a primordial soup.

FARBSTUDIE an in camera experiment using several gels, filters and lights, creating different emotional experiences.

MITSUME was discovered whilst travelling through Japan. While crossing the Mitsume Dori (bridge) in Tokyo …came together as the perfect breeze & afternoon light reflected in its shadow.