She studied Graphic Design at the prestigious University of Buenos Aires (a benchmark for design in Latin America) where, after being a student, she taught Drawing and Typography. While she was working as a designer, she was taking painting classes with Gabriel Glaiman and mural painting classes with Georgina Ciotti.
In 2016 she moved to Barcelona and continues to work as a freelance designer. It is in 2018 after a deep depression caused by being uprooted that she decides to dedicate herself to art professionally.
Ana begins painting portraits as a way to get closer to her loved ones, who live in Argentina, and continues to explore the human figure as a vehicle for emotions, delving into the different states of mind that she has gone through.
These bodies with defined muscles inhabit aquatic environments, referring to the relationship that the artist establishes with swimming as a therapeutic element in her daily life.
Ana has shown an individual exhibition at Sara Caso (Madrid) in 2024 and has participated in collective exhibitions at art Galleries like Esther Montoriol, Jordi Barnadas and Casa Gracia, and also in the Art For Life Chicago (USA). Her work is also part of a good number of private collections in America, Europe and Australia.
