
She is 43 years old and was born in San Juan, Argentina. She holds a PhD in Humanities with a specialisation in Literature (UNL, 2020), a Master’s degree in Comparative Cultures and Literatures (UNC, 2015), and a Bachelor’s degree in Literature (UBA, 2008). She currently lives in Germany, where she worked on a postdoctoral project at Freie Universität Berlin funded by the Humboldt Foundation, entitled “Migrant Cartography of Latin American Electronic Literature: Corporalities, Corporations, and Corpus between Global North and Global South”. The results of the project are available here. Her research focuses on the intersections of art, politics, and technology. She teaches digital and expanded literature.
In 2022, she published her first essay collection, La Na(rra)ción de los museos. Curaduría y prácticas artísticas en entornos virtuales (UNR Editora, Rosario, Argentina). Her second essay collection, Domicilios de la literatura digital. De la idea de Nación a la de interzona (CCD, Mexico), was published in October 2024. Further information about her academic work is available on her website.
Her first novel, Mal de Familia, was published by Editorial Caburé (Buenos Aires) in August 2025. La Pecera, her second novel, remains unpublished and is currently seeking a publisher. She is now completing a third novel and has also finished an unpublished collection of short stories. In the future, she plans to return to an unfinished novel focusing on power dynamics within academia.

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