The artist, who turns 100 years old today, is considered one of La Floresta's great cultural figures. Since her arrival in the territory, she transformed the surrounding nature into the core of her inspiration, work, and artistic commitment.

Although she currently resides at the L’Anunciata de Juneda residence, her connection to artistic creation remains vibrant. At times, she still paints, demonstrating that her artistic gesture continues to unfold within the folds of her memory.

Her work, characterized by tapestry, experimentation, and a profound social dimension, has established her as a unique disseminator of art and landscape. She has dedicated intense efforts to the protection of La Floresta castle, the municipality that has hosted her for the past fifty years.

Her arrival in the town was motivated by the dream of a friend, an art historian and philosopher, who acquired part of the castle with the intention of transforming it into a center for free culture. With her students, she founded the Associació Cultural Laberint Blau, an entity now preparing a tribute with various events, exhibitions, and conferences to celebrate her centenary. This initiative seeks to recognize not only her artistic output but also her ability to unite the community around art.

Trained in movements such as expressionism, abstraction, and cubism, her creations are a constant tribute to nature, light, and color. As explained by the president of the cultural entity, her house in La Floresta will, in the future, become a house museum and accommodation for artists, a project that symbolizes the legacy of a life dedicated to creating, teaching, and maintaining a strong bond with the territory.

The artist has stood out for her technical experimentation, using natural wools from shepherds in Les Garrigues, which she herself dyed with plants cultivated in her garden, creating pieces inspired by a mystical relationship with the natural environment.