Angela is a creative director and designer. Her practice extends across visual identity, art direction, graphic design, branding, UX/UI, editorial, and the direction of AI-assisted creative processes, applied to projects across the music industry, brands, and cultural platforms of varying scale and industry.

She began her career in 2017 at creative agencies including The New Agency, Dum Dum, and Boogie Creative. Alongside this she maintained her own freelance projects and directed the editorial production of QPO, a recognized cultural magazine in Oaxaca.

Over time her work evolved into the music industry, a territory where she found greater inspiration and creative range, incorporating AI-assisted creative processes as part of her practice. She has directed and executed visual identities, cover art, campaigns, graphic systems, and visual deliverables for artists including Young Miko, Peso Pluma, Ryan Castro, Grupo Frontera, and Álvaro Díaz, with projects linked to StoyCo, Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and Warner Music Group. Independently she has also worked in creative direction and campaign launches for internationally recognized latin artists, Majo Aguilar and ErreTres. She has produced around twenty covers, albums, and visual systems, with cover art published in Rolling Stone and other platforms.

At the same time she collaborates with Colector on contemporary art projects, audiovisual productions, international art fairs, exhibitions, activations, and cultural campaigns, generating experiences that connect art, music, technology, and performance.

Her personal projects include Morrigan Z, an experimental electronic music project oriented toward ambient and sound design, integrating synthesis, field recordings, and digital processing as an extension of her audiovisual research. Within this project she developed Aetheris (Æther), an immersive sound installation conceived in dialogue with the visual work of Kiyoshi Nakagami, presented at POETICS OF SHADOW, an exhibition produced by Colector and featured in ArtForum, one of the most respected editorial voices in the contemporary art world.

She is co-founder and CEO of L4UD (2024), a platform operating at the intersection of art, music, media, technology, and data, with projects and collaborations across Mexico, Asia, and the United States.