Turkesa is from Zaragoza and is based in Barcelona.
Since she was very little started to draw and her passion for art, what she has been improving, either in schools, and when she was older at the School of Arts and Crafts in Zaragoza. There, while studying, meets her first mentor and teacher Ignacio Mayayo, for which poses on occasion and goes out for life painting. And at the same time begins to sign on the streets, and unknowingly to commit her career as an urban artist.
After moving to Valencia to study Fine Arts at the University, studies that she leaves and picks up intermittently during a decade in which she is traveling, changing residence, looking for experiences, that bring new excitement to her art. Spends years traveling between Sardinia and Spain, then studied photography for a year in London, where she began her 24/7 career as an artist.
During these years, Turkesa has exhibited in numerous European cities, as well as participated in international graffiti festivals all over the world, trying to provide a place on the map to the female art, especially in urban areas.
Early in her career, her graffiti nickname was Rabodiga, a name that comes from the family history, but a few years after changed by the current TURKESA.