Fitxa persona

PhD in Fine Arts (UPV) with a thesis on the value of Design Management in the expression of the creative mind and its sociocultural transfer. Official Master's Degree in Cultural Management (UV/UPV) and Specialization Diploma in Culture, Reading and Children's and Young People's Literature (UV). She has given talks, workshops and courses on illustration, visual culture and creativity in academic environments, libraries, schools and other official bodies.

As a researcher, her main lines of work focus on the potential of Artistic Multiliteracies, Picturebook Studies, Literary Visual Criticism and the Dispositions of the Artistic Mind – identified by  Harvard University's Project Zero – within the formative environments of the 21st century. It is also worth noting the special interest in Nature (botanical illustration), and the design of multimodal educational methodologies that explore new narrative frontiers from a perspective (a) Slow (Tishman, 2018, Clark, 2023), (b) Poetics (Petit, 2024) and (c) Embodied). Recently, she has directed several research projects funded by the Ministry of Education on creative thinking, the non-fictional album, sound albums and educational innovation methodologies based on Arts & Literature. Recently, he has conceptualized, together with Sandra Bellver-Morant, the methodological proposal EMLA (Embodied Multi-Liter-Artistic Education). Since 2006, she has collaborated with the Consell Català del LLibre Infantil i Juvenil (CCLIJ/IBBY_cat) as a literary critic for the magazine Faristol. She is a member of the International Research Society for Children's Literature, and belongs to the Lit(T)erart Research Group (GIUV2019-464). She is also affiliated to the Institute of Creativity and Educational Innovations (IUCIE /UV). Moreover, she is a children’s book illustrator, having published with national and international publishers several albums on poetry, nature and emotions.