Economist and researcher whose trajectory combines public policy work linked to gender with an artistic and critical research practice. She has a strong academic background in Philosophy, Development Studies, Public Policy, Economics, and Latin American Studies, developed at institutions in Europe and the United States. After an initial professional stage in the international financial sector, she directed her career toward public policy consulting, collaborating with bodies such as the Commonwealth and the European Commission, and publishing reports for international development organizations. She is part of the Policy Advisory Group of the U.K. Women's Budget Group. In parallel, she is developing postdoctoral research on the aesthetics of feminist philosophies, closely linked to her photographic practice. She holds a master's degree in Photography from the Royal College of Art, has Associate distinction from the Royal Photographic Society, and works as a photobook editor for the Women in Photography Group.