Born and based in Barcelona, I hold a degree in Philosophy and worked for 25 years with international NGOs in London and Barcelona. In 2017, I traded the NGO office for a camera, seeking to contribute to new narratives around human rights. This background gives me a deep understanding of struggles for justice—especially women’s rights—and has shaped my rights-based approach: one that highlights dignity and transformative resistance rather than victimization.

My work focuses particularly on women—their rights, their struggles, and their worldview. Guided by the feminist belief that “the personal is political,” I strive to convey complex, structural issues through intimate, everyday stories. I do so through photo reports and participatory photography workshops.

I have been a Women Photograph Mentee since 2022 and a member of The Washington Post’s Talent Network since the same year. I have also been part of Photographic Social Vision since 2017.

My work has received several international awards, including POY Latam (1st Prize), Photography 4 Humanity (UNHCHR), the International Photography Grant, and the Mediterranean Women’s Fund Prize.

It has been published in 6 Mois (France), Il Reportage (Italy), MO* (Belgium), and Documagazine (Finland). I have exhibited collectively at the UN headquarters in New York and presented solo exhibitions in more than 40 venues across Spain.