Audiovisual and Multimedia Communicator from the University of Antioquia. She has worked as a producer, director, assistant director, writer, and editor on several short films that have been selected at national and international festivals. She has also been part of the programming team for various film festivals in Colombia.

She was assistant director and editor of Akababuru: Expression of Amazement, a short film that won the FDC grant and premiered in the Generation KPlus section of the 2025 Berlinale.

She directed and produced the fiction short film Refraction, which participated in the 2024 Bogoshorts Incubator and is currently in post-production.

She produced the documentary short Comadres, screened in the Documentary Panorama of Bogoshorts 2022, and directed the documentary short CASA 16B - 42 (2021), winner of the Abejorral Film Festival and selected at the Jardín Film Festival, Cortos Cali Festival, among others.

Additionally, she was the producer and post-production coordinator of the documentary series Borderless Cities (2024).

She is currently developing the fiction short film Las Pájaras and producing Bekaura: Daughters of the Corn.

She has a degree in Animation Production with a double major in Photography, because one degree wasn't enough for her. She found the balance between both disciplines in stop motion. As a result, she created and directed the short film “Ficus.” She is also a fan of analog photography, a hobby that has led her to teach workshops on photographic processes that require chemicals, red light, and a lot of patience. She has been featured in the magazine “Retratos Latam,” which, according to her cats, is quite an impressive achievement.