I have more than ten years of experience working as an independent art researcher, writer, and curator, interested in the work of women-identified image-makers from the Majority World, who address notions of migration, transnational feminisms, social and environmental justice, using de- and anti- colonial approaches  in original, expansive ways. I have collaborated with mainstream art institutions in Valencia, Málaga, Girona, Seoul, London, Bogotá, Stockholm, Landskrona, and Gothenburg.

I am the recipient of a 2024 Developing Your Art Practice Grant by Arts Council England for my research project Understanding Latin American Art in the UK.

I am a Ph.D Candidate at the Edinburgh College of Art, University of Edinburgh (2025–2028). My project Articulating Migratory Photography: Latin American Women Artists in the UK hypothesises on the parallelisms between the migratory experience and expanded photography, as they both go through processes of translation and adaptation. I am member of the research group Art and Identity Politics, University of Murcia, Spain.

I have worked as Curator for Impressions Gallery, the oldest public gallery of photography in the North of England. Formerly, I worked as Curator for Photoworks and as Exhibitions Assistant for Tate Modern.

I contribute regularly to art magazines including C& América Latina, Latinx, British Journal of Photography, Photomonitor, Trigger, A*Desk, and Flash Art.