One year ago, I embarked on a life-changing journey with my husband and our three-year-old son, Atlas. We left our home in the U.S. and moved to Patagonia, Argentina—one of the most remote, breathtaking, and untouched landscapes on earth. As a landscape artist and photographer, this move was both a leap of faith and the realization of a lifelong dream: to live immersed in wild beauty, capturing through my lens the essence of nature in its purest form. My current collection features images of Patagonia’s most iconic landmarks and hidden treasures, ranging from the mighty Perito Moreno Glacier to intimate details like the colorful rocks along Lake Buenos Aires, and El Abuelo - one of the oldest trees on earth.

Moving to Patagonia required courage and sacrifice, but it also gave me perspective. My growing collection is a testament to what can be found when we dare to leave our comfort zones: a life shaped by exploration, creativity, and family. Through these photographs, I hope to spark curiosity, inspire travel, and encourage others to cherish time spent with loved ones. Patagonia has given me not only a canvas but also a calling, and I am honored to share that vision through this collection.