I am an autodidact artist and craftswoman with a background in Economics and a
Master’s degree in Cultural Heritage Management, I have worked for international
cultural organizations as Franklin Furnace in New York, Fondazione Pistoletto in
Biella and Esterni in Milan.
In 2006, after moving to Seville, I co-founded the itinerant art and design studio
L-ABLE, producing campaigns and publications focused on cultural and social issues.
In 2011, I opened my own ATELIER of fiber art and since then my research has
centered on the experimentation of weaving techniques, giving rise to works that
interact with time, light, perception and the surrounding environment.
From 2019 to the present, my exhibition activity has been less intense due to the
challenges of balancing motherhood and artistic practice.
However, in 2020, inspired by the birth of my son, I founded the brand MINI art
for kids, through which I creates tactile felt artworks for children.
I never gave up experimenting and researching my own language and in the end
of 2025 I developed the first step of a new body of works called FIBERscapes.
My works are permanently exhibited at the Nike Worldwide Headquarters in
Beaverton, Nike Brazil in São Paulo, Poste Italiane in Rome, and the Mark Rothko Art Center in Daugavpils. I have exhibited in museums, cultural institutions, and
international galleries, including CaS – Centro de las Artes de Sevilla, the Museum of
Decorative Arts (Palais du Louvre) in Paris, the Triennale di Milano, the Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome, the Galleria Civica di Modena, and the National Museum of LaPaz.
My work has also been presented at major international graphic and design events,
including Graphisme dans la Rue in Paris, 100% Design in Tokyo and Seoul, BICeBé in Bolivia, the 11th Political Poster Triennial in Mons, the 18th Lahti Poster Biennale in Finland, and Golden Bee in Moscow.