Although I loved books since I was a child and I put together my own library, when I finished high school in 1984 I decided to study History at the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters (yes, "Filo", yes "Puán"). Before finishing my degree I went to live in Italy, worked in a nursery and in a bookstore and when I returned in 1993, the Editing Technician degree (Filo!) had just been created. I looked at the curriculum and it was as if it had been designed for me. I completed the degree with great passion and began to cultivate my taste for the book object, for paper restoration and for the social history of books and reading. Years later I continued my training and obtained my Master's degree in Cultural Administration (obivo, Filo, 2005). I completed my training in seminars and conferences on museum publications in the United States and acquired extensive experience both in the editing of art books and artist books and in university teaching and research.

I am currently a regular professor of Editorial Curatorship in the Master's Degree in Curatorship in Visual Arts (UNTREF) and an academic consultant. I teach courses and seminars at universities in Mexico, Peru, Colombia, and the United States. I have also given talks at different universities and institutions in Argentina and abroad. I have published texts on museum publications and artist books in Uruguay, Brazil, Mexico, and Germany. I have participated in various publications and co-wrote Libro de artista, Objeto de Sísimo (2023) with the Argentine artist Matilde Marín. I am the author of the chapter “Hacia una historia de las publicaciónes de artistas en la Argentina” (Towards a history of artist publications in Argentina) for the National Academy of Fine Arts of Argentina (2024).

In my teaching work I also collaborate with the PUPI Foundation in its reading promotion program under the concept of "promoting reading through the object." As a researcher, I work on "editorial practices in the field of art," the history of the artist's book and new trends in this field. I obtained the "Boris Spivacow" research grants awarded by the National Library to study the publications of the exhibitions they held and "Investiga Cultura" from the Ministry of Culture of the Nation where I worked on publications as a heritage strategy. I am currently focused on the project A book is a book, which is based on the training, research and dissemination of publications in the field of contemporary arts. My current research is based on the relationships between editorial practices and the arts.