Design has always been my way of understanding the world.

Between sensitivity and structure, I found my own language: one that combines form, strategy, and emotion as parts of a single visual narrative.

I was born into a family where design and words were part of everyday language. Son of an architect father and a mother with a degree in Spanish Language and Literature, I grew up among plans, materials, and books; between the precision of form and the depth of meaning.

 

Trained in Apparel and Textile Design at the University of Buenos Aires, I began my journey exploring how an idea can be transformed into an aesthetic experience. I was a teaching assistant in the Saltzman Chair and received various awards in competitions, such as Lycra–DuPont Young Fashion Designers, Nokia Design Challenge, and Denim Philosophy, among many others.

A scholarship at Saint Martin's College (London) allowed me to delve deeper into Fashion Marketing and Design, broadening my perspective on design as a strategy and identity construction.

Upon my return, I founded Walló, a leather accessories brand that allowed me to gain solid experience in artisanal leatherwork, product management, and materials development.