Horacio Moschini

Horacio Moschini was born in the city of Buenos Aires in 1960. He studied Fine Arts at the Manuel Belgrano School, where he connected with artists such as Roberto Pazos, Elenio Pico, Alejandro Dardik, and Sergio Gobi, among others.

He participated in literary workshops led by Marķa Julia de Ruschi, having been invited by his cousin, the writer Patricio Soriano.

Fourteen of his poems were published in the book *El Mago Futurista* (“The Futurist Magician”), which was illustrated and edited by the visual artist and writer Roberto Pazos in 2023.

In May 2025, he edited and published *Tango fuera de escena* (“Tango Off-Stage”), a narrative featuring his own illustrations. In addition to writing poetry and prose, he creates collages and digital art. He currently resides in the city of Lomas de Zamora, in the Province of Buenos Aires.

In November 2025, he edited and published *Que cuando digo palabra* (“For When I Say a Word”), a collection and selection of poems illustrated by the author.

As of January 2026, he serves as editor-in-chief of the independent digital magazine *La Pinchufleta* (a monthly publication).

In October 2026, he published *Donde lo borre el viento* (“Where the Wind Erases It”) a collection of texts focused on the literary dimension of a past love, or perhaps a work of fiction.