Born in Asturias and working between Valencia and London, my photographic work serves as a mirror to another reality, revealing the extraordinary within the everyday and challenging viewers to see the narratives hidden beyond the surface.

I studied at the Polytechnic University of Valencia and furthering my studies at Bauhaus University Weimar, I have developed a practice in design and art direction that intersects fine arts and activism. While my art delves into personal and hidden aspects of human experiences, my role as a designer and strategist engages more directly with social justice and environmental issues. These parallel paths allow me to address both intimate and societal scales of human behaviour and interaction.

My strategic and artistic initiatives have focused on addressing loneliness and social isolation, promoting sustainable lifestyles within London communities, and co-founding an art-based political campaign that challenges extremism and exclusionary politics during the UK referendum debate.

Through both my art and design, I strive to illuminate the unseen, provoke emotion, thought, and inspire change, bridging the gap between personal introspection and collective action.

My work has been exhibited in a variety of self-managed venues and on the streets of London, Berlin, Valencia, and Barcelona. I collaborate regularly with alternative spaces and DIY practices in my community, as vital platforms for challenging the mainstream. Additionally, my work has been published by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation and featured on BBC Women's Hour, Stylist Magazine, Mauer Mag, DX Mag, the Evening Standard and The Independent, among others. It has been showcased at the London Conference at the Royal Institute Venue, the London Assembly, and NOW Gallery.