Born in Sardinia, she began studying dance at the age of four and pursued advanced training in classical and contemporary dance at the “Liceo Coreutico Azuni” in Sassari. After completing her high school studies, she moved to Milan to embark on a professional contemporary dance program at “M.A.S. Music, Arts & Show,” graduating in 2023. There, she began studying Graham technique with Giulia D’Antoni, developing a passion for the discipline. This led her to attend a three-week summer intensive at the Martha Graham School in New York. For the past three years, she has participated in intensive courses organized by the “Graham For Europe” association, focusing on teacher training and pedagogical development. She has taught Graham technique at “M.A.S. Music, Arts & Show” and currently teaches it at “Orsolina28.” She is also a Level 1 instructor in classical dance preparatory training (ACSI certified) and a certified teacher of the PBT (Progressive Ballet Technique) method. On February 6, 2026, she will dance at the San Siro Stadium during the opening ceremony of the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, performing choreography by Adriano Bolognino. Additionally, she performs with the contemporary dance company “Déjà Donné” in the productions “TRE/14” and “RAVEL.suite” (at the Teatro degli Arcimboldi in Milan), both featuring choreography and artistic direction by Virginia Spallarossa.