I’m a multidisciplinary artist from Tenerife (1977), living and working between New York, Barcelona, and the Canary Islands. I hold an MFA in Creative Documentary from Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona, studied photography at Central Saint Martins in London, and earned a BA in Advertising and Public Relations from Universidad Europea in Madrid.

ABOUT

My artistic practice explores questions of identity, sexuality, and territory through emotionally and physically charged multimedia installations. I use my own body as both subject and medium to investigate taboos, rituals, and forms of catharsis that shape the experience of being. My work is rooted in feminist and decolonial narratives, and embraces vulnerability, embodied memory, and symbolic resistance.


I’ve taken part in artist residencies at The Watermill Center (New York), Art Omi (New York), The Fountainhead Residency (Miami), The Kaimera Lab (France), and CTG-R (Zimbabwe and Newfoundland). My work is included in public collections such as CAAM in Gran Canaria, TEA Tenerife, Casa África in Gran Canaria, and Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes de Cuba. I’m currently Artist in Residence at New York University (NYU).


My work has been featured in international media such as The Observer, El País, Forbes, Paper Magazine, Wall Street International, and La Vanguardia, among others.

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

I’ve shown work in institutions throughout Europe, the Americas, and Africa. Solo shows include Parto de mí at the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes de Cuba (2025), Know Us at CAAM in Gran Canaria (2019), Monumenta. Nueve encarnaciones guanches at the Museum of Nature and Archaeology in Tenerife (2022), Pelo, orgasmo y un jersey de cuello alto at Davis Museum in Barcelona (2020), Welcome Her at Casa África in Gran Canaria (2019), and Show Me at TEA Tenerife (2018). In New York, it has been featured at Catinca Tabacaru Gallery in Red-Hot (2018) and Perras y Putas (2015).


My participation in major international biennials includes the 15th Havana Biennial in Cuba (2025), the 5th MAV Biennial in Madrid (2024), Düsseldorf Photo+ Biennale for Visual and Sonic Media in Germany (2024), the 9th Central American Isthmus Visual Arts Biennial (BAVIC) in Guatemala (2014), the 5th Biennial of Honduras in Tegucigalpa (2014), the 7th Biennial of São Tomé and Príncipe (2014), the 1st Caribbean Contemporary Art Biennial in Aruba (2012), the 2nd Luanda Triennial in Angola (2010), and the 8th Rencontres Africaines de la Photographie in Bamako, Mali (2009).


Group exhibitions I’ve contributed to include Triad Dialog at Instituto Cervantes in New York (2024), El otro lado at Arts Santa Mònica in Barcelona (2024), Das Vorphotographische at AURA Gallery in Düsseldorf (2024), Family History at Delaware Contemporary in Wilmington (2021), MERDELAMER… at Mario Mauroner Contemporary Art in Vienna (2019), Connections at EAC Espacio de Arte Contemporáneo in Montevideo (2019), Bloody fall/s at Musée d’Histoire de la Médecine (Paris, 2018), Moving Women at Galerie Magda Danysz in Paris (2018) and Redes at MIN Museo para la Identidad Nacional in Tegucigalpa (2014). My exhibition history reflects a commitment to internationally engaged, body-centered artistic practices.

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