Educator and researcher. She has a degree in Visual Arts and a master's degree in Archaeology.

 

She has extensive experience working in the artistic and cultural space from management and research. She has carried out several curatorial projects on modern art and contemporary artistic practices, most of them related to Ecuadorian women and the importance of the archive to rethink the processes of artistic valuation.

 

She believes in art education, in the importance of research and in working with diverse communities to ensure the care of cultural heritage and the proper operation of the artistic ecosystem.