About

I am a visual artist working across textiles and painting. Originally trained in fashion design in Barcelona before completing an MA in Costume Design at the London College of Fashion, my practice has gradually evolved toward a material led approach rooted in process, experimentation, and the handmade.

Through traditional craft techniques, repetition, and slow material processes, I explore how texture, surface, and form evolve gradually over time. This pace of making creates a close and intuitive dialogue between material and form, where colour, density, and structure build progressively through accumulation and transformation.

I often work with natural, reclaimed, recycled, and time worn materials, incorporating handmade dyes and pigments created from everyday domestic remnants such as onion peels, eggshells, and other organic matter. Through experimentation with natural solutions and layered surfaces, I build subtle textures and material variations that continue to evolve throughout the making process. I am drawn to the quiet presence of humble materials and objects, and to the irregularities, imperfections, and shifts that emerge through their use.

My process moves between structure and improvisation, control and chance. Repetition provides rhythm and restraint, while intuition allows forms to emerge organically through tension and irregularity. Opposing forces often coexist within the work: softness and resistance, fragility and strength, order and disorder. These contrasts shape both the making process and the final form.

The work holds a quiet presence, inviting reflection through its materiality and the time embedded within it. I am interested in creating pieces that exist between art, textile, and object, where traditional craft and domestic gestures can be reimagined through a contemporary visual language.