I studied Fine Arts at the University of Barcelona, where I explored soft materials such as wild plants, wool felt, wax, and paper. Walking and cooking became central to my process, grounding my work in the everyday. In 2013, I discovered natural dyes and textiles, captivated by the transformation of organic materials and the botanical world’s beauty. Learning traditional dyeing techniques with Michel Garcia in France and Belgium deepened my exploration and connected me to the plant knowledge once passed down through the women in my family but had since been lost. This experience awakened my interest in Mediterranean flora and, in 2020, I began a PhD in Plant Biology at the University of the Balearic Islands, focusing on dye plants native to or introduced in the Balearic Islands. 

Today, plants lie at the heart of my practice, each offering a unique colour spectrum—a language I adapt to and explore in order to uncover colourful textiles and drawings. Rooted in folk art and popular culture, I reimagine these once-familiar materials with a sense of wonder, engaging with meaningful and regenerative paths to contemporary arts and crafts.