About

I am a visual artist, working primarily with textiles and paint. I started working with textiles during my first degree in Fashion Design in Barcelona. After earning a Master's degree in Costume Design from the London College of Fashion, I gained valuable experience in the film and theatre industry. However, in 2020, I felt the urge to shift gears and focus on art. Since then, I have exhibited in Madrid, London, and Paris, and my work has found its way into private collections across Europe and North America. By collaborating with art consultants and interior designers, I integrate my creations into a variety of spaces.

Sustainability is central to my practice. I use biodegradable, recycled, or reclaimed materials in both textiles and painting, often relying on natural sources or materials that have been part of my studio for a long time. I am careful with my purchases, prioritising reuse to minimise waste and lessen my environmental impact.

Techniques like weaving, macramé, crochet, knitting, and sewing connect me to a lineage of handmade artistry and female heritage, urging me to slow down and honour their rich history. While these crafts provide a form of methodological discipline, my intuitive painting adds a layer of spontaneity, finding beauty in the unexpected. This duality—between structured craft and freeform painting—defines my creative process and allows me to explore universal themes like chaos and order, stillness and movement, structure and improvisation. To me, the line between art, craft, and design is very fine, and I am interested in the intersection and interchangeability of these disciplines.

I find beauty in simplicity and imperfection. I am drawn to raw materials because of their subtle flaws. By transforming raw materials into harmonious pieces, I aim to innovate traditional techniques and celebrate the rich heritage of craft communities, bridging the gap between traditional and contemporary.