Growing up in a family who put lot of importance on culture and arts, and being a sea lover, I earned a Marine Biology degree and a master's before fully putting my hands in the art world, and this is why recognizable marine elements and natural environments are often imagery in my quilts, besides emotionally strong subjects.

After learning traditional quilting I explored hand-dyeing, painting on fabrics and the art of marbling discovering the great possibilities of these techniques in making award winning quilts, which have shown in national and international shows, and been published in national magazines (Magic Patch, Quiltitalia newsletter).

Now I am working to better focus my creativity with the creation of structured artistic series, trying to channel the creative act spontaneously, making it less random and more refined.

I regularly teach basic and advanced quilting/patchwork classes, I write for a magazine (Patchwork Magazine) and I'm enrolled in the "Quilt Judging Course" organized by the Quilters' Guild of British Islands, with the goal of being an accredited Quilt Judge by 2013.
I exhibited my work at fairs and art contests, and I participated in group exhibitions and have held two solo exhibits.