After studying a degree in Tourism and working in the same field, I chose to change course to do what my soul longs for. I studied with Luis García Mozos—who grounded my figurative foundations—and completed a Master’s in Cultural Management (UOC), learning to view the practice both from the studio and from the cultural sphere.

My work begins with the human figure and has organically opened toward abstraction. In recent years I’ve explored abstract “landscapes” where material and gesture seek balance. I’m drawn to the threshold between what is seen and what is felt—where color, texture, and space become memory, body, and breath. I paint to reconcile opposites—order and chaos, restraint and overflow—and to offer the viewer a quietly attentive experience, like a small field of emotional gravity.

I currently create commissions for private collections.

I am the founder of The Creative Forest, a project I run alongside my studio practice and artistic growth. Through it I design and facilitate experiences for children and families, in-person and online, at a national and international level (Spain and the U.S.), where art, play, and recycled materials open genuine expressive pathways.