Director, researcher, and critic born in Barcelona (1989). Her research focuses on, on one hand, the relationship between the visual arts and cinema, and, on the other hand, the disappearance of religious representation in contemporary Western films. She is a member of Associació Catalana de la Crítica i la Escritura Cinematogràfica (ACCEC) and Dones Visuals.
With a degree in Audiovisual Communication from Blanquerna Ramon Llull University and the Open University of Catalonia, since her university studies, she has been attracted by the new contemporary television fiction, which led her to participate in several events organized, jointly with the AXN channel, including the Canal + Series Festival, held in Madrid and Barcelona.
After finishing her studies, she specialized in film direction at ESCAC and complemented her training with several workshops with Victor Erice and Tomás Aragay. In parallel, she collaborated on several feature films such as Apokalipstik Working Title by French filmmaker Gilles Gambino, which was screened at the Sitges Film Festival, short films and music videos, including Maisie & Neville by the British band David Beats Goliath, which earned her a nomination for Best Music Video at the Barcelona Visual Sound Festival. After participating in several projects as assistant director, she made the teaser for his first feature film Donna, with actors Borja Espinosa and Annick Weerts.
Her passion for film theory led her to enroll in the Master in Film and Audiovisual Studies at Pompeu Fabra University, where she worked on her thesis on death and baroque decomposition in contemporary cinema under the guidance of Jordi Balló. She combines her work as a film director with her participation in several cultural media such as La Cultura no Val Res, La Cabecita, and Cinema Ad Hoc. She has participated in many festivals as a jury member, including MECAL, Atlántida Film Fest, l’Alternativa, Barcelona Film Fest, and in the second edition of the Festival d’Art she presented the most important film of the event, Kusama: Infinity.
Her project Costumbre has been selected in the third edition of Acció Curts de Dones Visuals, in Filmin’s Mallorca Talent Lab, and the Curso de Desarrollo de Proyectos Audiovisuales Iberoamericanos of the Ibermedia Programme and Fundación Carolina. Nowadays, she is pursuing a PhD on the disappearance of religious representation in contemporary Western films at Ramon Llull University.