"I grew up in a small town in Northern Spain. After studying costume design in Florence, I lived in London for seven years where I developed my artistic practice. About three years ago I moved to Denmark, and I work between Copenhagen and Glænø, a small island in South Zealand. "

"At the moment I am working on a group of reliefs made with clay, textile and color. They are made with an instinctive rhythm and their different components create a whole by assembling each individual element into a unity. The cut outs of fabric have been used either in their purest form, or painted with casein or oil pastels. I have been finding interest and pleasure in the process of making my own colors. Casein paint has a laborious process being made from powder pigments and I apply it in fine layers to give it a chalky and mat finish. On the contrary, oil pastels, allow me to work more freely as in a sketch."

"Color and composition are two of the pillars when starting a new work, along with the thoughts and feelings I had prior to the process of developing each piece. I see my works as a walk through my internal life and mental landscape. They are all independent characters that unfold and bring meaning to one another."

"We have two Kaare Klint safari chairs in a beautiful green that have been bleached by the sun throughout the years in the summerhouse. They were bought by my husband’s grandmother a long time ago. She is no longer here but I know of Kaare Klint through her, and I find there is something beautiful in the possibility of getting to know someone across time this way."