I am an artist  and designer based in Madrid, working across sculpture, installation, photography, and spatial practices.

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My work emerges from an expanded understanding of the photographic image, moving beyond its two-dimensional condition toward a spatial and material exploration. Through hybrid languages, I bring together heterogeneous elements and materials, constructing compositions in which the apparently unrelated becomes interconnected. These juxtapositions operate across multiple semantic layers, generating symbolic and metaphorical constellations.

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At the core of my practice lies an interest in processes of transformation, both human and material. I reflect on the construction of subjectivity, on systems of relationship, and on the interdependence that underpins emotional and spiritual development. This inquiry extends to a broader ecological awareness, positioning my work in dialogue with the urgencies of the contemporary moment.

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Sustainability is not only a conceptual concern but a material strategy. I work extensively with reclaimed and discarded materials—sample books, textile remnants, found objects, and construction debris—reintegrating them into new contexts. Through this process, materials are displaced from their original function and re-signified, activating new narratives around value, obsolescence, and regeneration.

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I am particularly drawn to the tension between control and unpredictability, structure and organic emergence. My practice incorporates artisanal techniques, such as textile processes and basketry, establishing a dialogue between inherited knowledge and contemporary forms of making.

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Situated between art, design, and architecture, my work engages deeply with the spatial conditions it inhabits. The relationship between object and environment becomes a site of inquiry, where notions of void, transparency, reflection, layering, and movement unfold. Light plays a critical role in activating these elements, producing shifting perceptual and semantic experiences.