Brought up in an atmosphere of artistic sensibility and creativity, since her father is the drummer of a cult rock band, her first steps in art begin, as a young child, through dance, which increases in her the need and the habit of creative expression. This need guides her, at an early age, to explore the expressive possibilities of music.
In 2006 this need reaches a new level of research, when she starts her studies of Drama at the School of Interpretation of Cristina Rota, in Madrid, Spain. There she comes into contact with young artists, such as writers, actors, and directors of short films, and there she also discovers the world of audiovisual, starring several short films and participating in dance shows and theater plays.
In 2008, her first photographic exhibition arrives, as a result of a trip to Havana, Cuba. In it she starts investigating another of her great personal and artistic concerns: human rights, especially women rights and the violation them. During this period she combines her artistic side with his law studies and her work as an Assistant, first, and, later, as an Advocate.
She has co-written a screenplay “636″ with Horacio Garcia, who colaborates with the famous dancer Eva Yerbabuena.
She is also part of GEN-THEATRE COMPANY base in Madrid, currently working on the next show.
Combining all these elements, in 2010 she begins her career as a writer and director, facets in which she is currently immersed in New York City, where she moves in 2012 and where she starts getting into video art, and the fusion of video, theater and dance, which possibilities she is currently investigating.