Born in 1999 in Ixmiquilpan, Hidalgo, Mexico, she is a prominent artist, muralist, and founder of the Global Indigenous Collective. Additionally, she is a promoter of the indigenous Hñahñu language, actively working to preserve and revitalize this important cultural heritage.

Her artistic style encompasses a unique fusion of abstract figurative art, modern art, and expressionism, creating works that challenge and enrich the viewer’s perception. These pieces not only reflect a deep connection with her indigenous identity but also an innovative exploration of forms and emotions, leaving a lasting impact on the world of contemporary art.

In her brief career, she has received certificates and recognitions for her participation in various courses, workshops, and literary gatherings focused on the Hñahñu language. Throughout these experiences, she has acquired a profound understanding of the language, traditions, and culture of the Hñahñu, which has strengthened her commitment to the preservation and dissemination of the Hñahñu culture.

Her main objective is to promote the Hñahñu culture through educational projects that encourage the learning of the language and the appreciation of its traditions. She seeks to engage young people, students, and community members in initiatives that allow them to explore and deepen their knowledge of Hñahñu customs, history, and language, through educational projects, workshops, and cultural activities that strengthen the bond with ancestral identity.