Spain
Bilbao, 1995
Studied Audiovisual Communication at UPV-EHU and at the Film Faculty of Karlstad University. She specialized in Documentary and Experimental Cinema at TAI School in Madrid. During the 2021–2022 academic year, she completed a postgraduate program in Creative Film Studies at Elías Querejeta Zine Eskola.
Recurring themes in her work include the relationship between society and nature, minority languages, territory, and ancestral knowledge. Her most notable works to date are the documentary short films Heldu (Zinebi, EZB) and Noizko basoa (SSIFF, Zinebi, Punto de Vista, Fisura). She has collaborated with several associations in the creation of audiovisual works, such as Mali, 10 urtetan, a piece she filmed and directed in Mali (2019).
She is currently finishing post-production on her fiction short film Neska bat desagertuda, produced by Gariza Films, and developing her first fiction feature film, Senda, which has been selected for various international programs (Ikusmira Berriak, Una habitación propia, Noka Mentoring) and received the CASA WABI–ESCINE award at SSIFF. In addition, she recently worked as a script supervisor on the award-winning debut feature by Mexican filmmaker Ernesto Martínez Bucio, El Diablo fuma y guarda las cabezas de los cerrillos quemados en la misma caja, as well as on the most recent short films by Lara Izagirre and Cande Lázaro.
Dance and literature also play a significant role in her creative process. Examples include her artistic collaborations as a member of the literary band ITU and her video dance pieces created in collaboration with various choreographers. She has combined her creative practice with her work as a journalist and contributor for various media outlets, such as the Basque public television network EiTB, the newspaper Berria, Euskadi Irratia, and the daily publication of the San Sebastián Film Festival.
