Born in Bilbao, a city with industrial roots and an artistic soul, her creative path began among sculptures and bodies seeking form. She studied Fine Arts at the University of the Basque Country, where she specialised in sculpture, drawn to its ability to embody the intangible.

Jewellery came later, as an intimate and almost secret language — where scale becomes smaller, but intensity remains. In 2009, she encountered the workshop of master goldsmith Eduardo Pérez in the coastal town of Plentzia. There, she began an apprenticeship that continues to this day. Her training in classical jewellery was shaped by that rigorous, artisanal environment, which remains a core influence in her practice.

Throughout her career, she has cultivated a deep fascination with the physical matter of nature — and with how science attempts to understand, replicate or translate its structures, often marked by functional and mysterious beauty. This interest has led her to combine traditional handcraft with digital technologies, exploring materials and forms that blur the boundaries between the organic, the structural and the symbolic.

She has exhibited at institutions such as the MAD Museum in New York, the Balenciaga Museum in Getaria, the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, and specialised galleries in Istanbul and Italy.