Born in 1997, she has spent her life until now questioning and experimenting in various fields of knowledge.  She studied Philosophy and graduated with a Master's degree with a thesis in ethics-aesthetics. She has experience as a curator and art director in social engagement projects through participatory practices; Copywriter and communication expert; Independent practical-theoretical researcher within the Malomodo project.

Considering art as a trans/multidisciplinary reflexive practice, this study aims to investigate whether art can directly act on the social fabric and produce commons by promoting an ethics of proximity and care. Thus transforming political and epistemological structures. Starting with the construction of a glossary, the aim will be to investigate the relationship between art and capitalism, art and science, art and politics and ethics.