At the beginning of the 70's, my way of life acquainted me with vintage cameras… and all the rest is history.
I studied at the Gutenberg Institute in Buenos Aires, graduating in both offset, artisan, fine art and graphic printing.
My subsequent experiences in the spheres of dark room technology, advertising and publishing shaped my professional life.
The 90's began with 2 events of particular personal significance: the Gulf War in the Middle East and my decision to cross the Atlantic Ocean and live in Israel.
This decision returned me to the field of graphic studies and photomontage in fine art publishing.
Jumping aboard the train of technological development, I found myself in front of a computer…. and before me the infinite potential made possible by the computer to my oldest and dearest love, photography.
Today the desert of the Israeli south still hides wonderful landscapes waiting for the curiosity of my camera, of my footsteps… and I am surprised again and again when in front of an unexpected precipice, a dry riverbed or even a flowing waterfall.
I would like to invite you to take a virtual (or actual) walk through these pages where the visual is paramount and the words a minor embellishment.