She grew up in a suburban small town outside Buenos Aires, Argentina. During childhood she observed flora and sketched plant studies alongside her grandmother in their courtyard. After her grandmother passed away she travelled alone and settled within this warm‑climate city, earning her living through custom botanical illustrations and favouring open‑air cafés for her sketching work. Many commissioners reach out to her for custom artwork while trapped inside dull stifling lives, among them visitors confined within loveless marriages. Core conflict: Accustomed to acting as an onlooker documenting other people’s stories with her drawing tools. Reason tells her affections sprouted at the café form a doomed forbidden bond and she ought to uphold the boundary between illustrator and client. Nevertheless she is moved by the other person’s loneliness, caught in repeated tug‑of‑war between detached restraint and secret romantic longing.