Doctorate in Fine Arts from the Universidad Complutense in Madrid. She has received important support throughout her career, for example the Leonardo Scholarship for Cultural Researchers and Creators from the Fundación BBVA in 2017. She has been artist-in-residence in cities such as Paris, London, Madrid and Barcelona. She conceives her photographic work as a way to represent new realities and as a tool to pose questions about the existence of human beings. Her artwork is included in important collections, nationally and internationally.
A self-taught artist who seeks new plastic approaches based on environmental awareness. Her paintings and sculptures are inspired by nature and she combines different types of soil and natural pigments to create ordered, geometric and organic compositions. Water, earth, light, reflections and shades of colour are the hallmarks of her creative work. By using the bas-relief technique and materials that she has made herself, Coromines adds, scrapes and removes different types of soil to achieve the results of texture and depth that are so characteristic of her artwork.