About Me
Growing up on the east coast of Spain, I was always interested in the arts. Having studied fine arts and art history during my GCSE and A-level years, I quickly began volunteering to help the drama club with their costumes, sets, and props, and soon realised this is what I wanted to persue in the future. I then continued my more specialised education at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David – studying a BA (Hons) in Set Design and Production, and later spent a term abroad at California State University, Fullerton, to further my education.
As I developed my practice, I discovered a particular passion for the visual storytelling found in costume, makeup, and scenic art. I enjoy exploring how character, mood, and atmosphere can be shaped through texture, colour, and detail — whether that’s building garments, ageing fabrics, creating makeup looks, or painting environments. My training has allowed me to strengthen my practical skills across these areas, and I especially thrive in hands‑on, collaborative settings where creative problem‑solving and craftsmanship are key. I’m driven by the challenge of transforming concepts into tangible, expressive designs that support the narrative and enrich the audience’s experience.
