From the first moment Helen's hands touched clay at the age of five, a deep-rooted passion was ignited. Her high school ceramics teacher further fueled her obsession, encouraging her to explore the wheel and slab rolling, a perfect complement to her love for sculptural work.

When Helen moved to Austin from Buenos Aires in 2019, her dream of having a ceramics studio in her home was fulfilled when she built one in the empty woodworking shed in her backyard. The ceramic studio became a creative haven for Helen and her community during the pandemic, where she spent every day in the studio throwing massive fruit bowls and centerpieces for various interior designers in Houston.

Her work includes functional fine art for people's homes, including large vessels, bowls, vases and sculptural lamps. Her pieces are sold at Jardin in Houston, TX and Elle’s Boutique in Austin, TX. She has showcased her work in private shows in Austin and Houston in 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024. Helen is currently working towards a lighting show this winter of 2025 featuring large-scale floor lamps. She is also part of the East Side Pot Shop community and built a neighborhood ceramics community called Waterston Ceramics out of her studio.

Currently, her work is inspired by her native Texas landscape and through her frequent travels abroad in Mexico and South America. An artist in deep communion with the Earth, her works is spiritual, organic and whimsical in nature.