Art has always been my calling. It lived at the edge of my vision for years, close enough to sense but far enough to ignore. I have always created things that felt a bit split. Not this. Not that. Both. Nothing. Everything. I never fit into one form so my work never did either.

After finishing my BA in Visual Communication, I jumped into two worlds that had nothing to do with each other. A late-night TV show in Argentina and a teaching assistant role in research methodology at my university. Academia and chaos. Theory and practice. I was trying to live both at the same time, and both worlds felt like me.

Then I joined a feature film in Quito, Ecuador. That is where I fell out of love with the art scene. The hypocrisy was too loud. Everyone talked about art while chasing money. There is nothing wrong with wanting to make a profit. There is something wrong with pretending you are not. That disconnect pushed me out of the industry.

So I shifted. I got my masters in Digital Communication and stepped into UX. It grounded me. UX has a method. You measure what you create. You understand why something works. It gave me clarity and structure. I built a ten-year career. I led teams. I learned a lot. And somewhere along the way, I forgot I was an artist.

During these years, I walked deep into my spiritual path and energy work. That awakening brought me back to creation. People say the end of spirituality is creativity. That was true for me. Something opened, and I remembered what I had pushed aside.

When I returned to art, I chose NFTs for a reason. I believe in decentralization as a genuine space for creation and not performance. I believe art can shift something inside you when you experience it with presence. The tech world is craving that presence. And I believe digital work can carry energy in a way traditional formats cannot.

My life has always held contradictions so my art carries them too.

Researcher and producer. Manager in tech and energy healer.

My work is analog and digital. Physical and audiovisual. Something you see and something you feel.

It is art. It is spirituality. It is experience.

This is the path back to myself. If this story resonates with you, mint it and walk this path with me. Every holder becomes part of the energy that shapes what comes next.