Born in 1999 in Ixmiquilpan, Hidalgo, Mexico, she is a prominent artist, muralist, artisan, and advocate for the Hñähñu Indigenous language. As the founder of the Global Indigenous Collective, her work focuses on preserving and revitalizing Indigenous cultural heritage, with a special emphasis on her community in the Mezquital Valley.

Her artistic style merges abstract figurative art, modern art, and expressionism, creating powerful and thought-provoking works that challenge and enrich the viewer’s perception. These pieces reflect a deep connection to her Indigenous identity, while also exploring form and emotion in innovative ways, leaving a lasting mark on the contemporary art scene.

As an artisan, she learned the ancestral practice of backstrap loom weaving under the guidance of a renowned master artisan from Hidalgo. This traditional technique has not only provided her with technical skill but has also deepened her understanding of its symbolic and cultural significance as a form of resistance and connection to heritage.