Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, this talented emerging artist began her artistic development when, at the age of ten, she completed her very first oil painting.

She studied under the instruction of Professor Isabel Hernandez at the school of Beaux Arts in Argentina, developing under her tutelage the seeds of what would become a distinctive style.

Leonor graduated with honors from Model High School, and continued her studies at the University of Buenes Aires.

Shortly thereafter she was forced to leave Argentina due to political turmoil. While in Israel, she majored in English and Spanish Literature at Jerusalem's Hebrew University, solidifying a rounded background in the Liberal Arts. Simultaneously, she studied art and sculpture at the prestigious Israel Museum. 

Following a temporary return to Argentina, Leonor enrolled in the Japanese School of Garden Design and Architecture. The focus of these studies afforded Leonor with an appreciation of alternative art forms.

During this time she participated in the workshops of Beatriz Pereyre, working "a plein air" and with figure modeling.

Visiting the Southern region of France - the Cote Azur - for a few months gave her the unparalleled opportunity to study the works of the master artists who lived in that area, including Monet, Picasso, and Chagall.

A resident of North Miami Beach, Florida since 1991, she has been learning new techniques through her residence here.

In 1997, Leonor took classes with abstract artist Frank Monaco of Hollywood, Florida. In 1998 she worked with and studied sculpture with acclaimed artist Zina Passover.

She is currently enrolled at the University of Miami, Florida International University and Miami Arts Center.

This emerging artist is constantly refining her style and developing an already prodigious technique.