I’m an artist working primarily with sound and music, specialising in the intersection of Digital Signal Processing, AI, and the Arts. My practice explores how emerging technologies can open up new artistic possibilities, from new tools for sound design to intelligent musical instruments.
Before turning to research, I worked as a Senior R&D Engineer, applying Machine Learning to audio, image, and video, and taught art and technology courses at university level in Montevideo, Uruguay. I’m also a singer-songwriter and guitarist, and an aspiring music producer, which means I bring a performer’s viewpoint to my technical work.
I’m currently pursuing an MSc in Sound and Music Computing and working as a Research Assistant at Queen Mary University of London, where my research centres on how signal processing and AI can expand the creative toolkit for music making.