I was born in Córdoba, Argentina, and currently based in Tel Aviv. I am a graduate of the Sam Spiegel Film and Television School in Jerusalem, which I completed with distinction, receiving the Cinematography Award in 2019.

I believe that cinematography is not merely the creation of a “beautiful frame,” but rather the distillation of the director’s vision into a unique visual language. In my work, I strive to decipher the intentions embedded in the text and translate them into an image that is honest, free of affectation, and always justified by the story. I am naturally drawn to projects with a distinct character, ones that call for a sincere and poetic approach.

My visual language is characterized by carefully crafted color palettes, constantly inspired by my love for the big screen, as well as a strong affinity for architecture, movement, and dance. In my creative process, I maintain a deep dialogue with the director and make extensive use of references from the worlds of cinema and art—fields I continuously engage with and live through.

My professional experience spans fiction, documentary, and music videos. I have shot feature-length documentaries (including for Belgian television), short films that have participated in festivals around the world, and music videos for leading Israeli indie artists—among them Alma Gov, Evyatar Banai, and Eran Tzur.

Alongside my work as a director of photography, I also work as a camera operator and second camera cinematographer on some of the most prominent projects produced in Israel in recent years, including “Bad Boy” (Netflix), “Yes” by Nadav Lapid, “Six Zeros” (yes), “Another Story” by Avi Nesher, as well as children’s and youth series.