About

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I’m a multidisciplinary creative specializing in miniature fabrication, set design, and art direction. While rooted in stop-motion animation, my work also spans fashion productions, music videos, installations, advertising, and photography, combining hands-on fabrication with digital workflows.

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For eight years, I ran a studio in Buenos Aires, collaborating with agencies and production companies worldwide. I led projects for brands including IBM, IKEA, Motorola, Coca-Cola, and Nintendo, developing ideas from initial concept through design, fabrication, and fully built sets.

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More recently, I’ve worked on two stop-motion feature films: Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio, where I was Senior Model Maker, and LAIKA’s Wildwood, where over five years I worked as Senior Model Maker, Look Developer, and Set Dresser, helping bring these handcrafted worlds to life.

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Alongside commercial and film work, I also develop personal projects focused on miniatures, dioramas, and small-scale sculpture. My work has been exhibited in both solo and group shows, including the Bienal de Arte Joven de Buenos Aires and Fundación Williams – Premio Arte Joven.