Preserving heritage for future generations

An archaeologist from the University of Chile, she holds a Master's degree in Mesoamerican Studies from the National Autonomous University of Mexico, as well as a Master's degree in History and Anthropology of the Americas and a PhD in History and Archaeology from the Complutense University of Madrid.

Her work specializes in the pre-Hispanic iconography of Chile and the Andean region, as well as Maya culture and the Mesoamerican area. She has published extensively on Maya epigraphy and religion. Since 2021, she has been conducting research on Maya and Mesoamerican collections held in Chilean museums.

At BusinessArt, she is responsible for the scientific management and coordination of projects, the documentation of artifacts, the curatorial coherence of digitized collections, and collaboration with museums, cultural institutions and academic centers.

Public Administrator and Bachelor in Government and Public Management from the University of Chile, with additional training in industrial design, digital fabrication and 3D technologies.

He has specialized training in three-dimensional scanning with Artec technology, digital model processing and post-processing, as well as photogrammetry using Agisoft Metashape. His experience includes the capture, processing, optimization and preparation of three-dimensional models of heritage objects.

He has participated in the scanning and digitization of pieces from the collection of the Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art, developing high-fidelity three-dimensional records for the documentation, conservation and digital dissemination of cultural heritage.

At BusinessArt, he is a founding partner and is responsible for the planning and execution of 3D digitization processes, from the capture of heritage objects to the processing, optimization and preparation of models for their integration into digital collections, research, dissemination and 3D printing.