Cecile expanded her learnings to those teachers who could contribute to transform her habitually structured, scientifical approach into a more flexible way of perception and expression. With this goal in mind, she sought to nurture her knowledge from diverse sources of practice and inspiration. In the later years, she’s been printing photos on metal, glass, as well as intervening on cotton prints with Chinese ink, water color and oil paint. Her artist books are often the end product of these experimentations.

Julie Weisz, one of the pioneer female photographers in Argentina was initially her teacher, but soon became a good friend and they made a much acclaimed joint exhibit in Centro Cultural Borges (Romania-Two Perspectives). Cecile also participated in several group exhibitions: in 1917 and 1918 IN TATTERSALL and in CC Borges in 1919, in Argentina, and one in Canada in 1920. In 2022 her work was chosen finalist in the photography bi-yearly competition CURRICULUMCERO of Ruth Benzacar Art Gallery. Currently Cecile lives and works in Buenos Aires and in the United States.