Daniela Contreras Flores is a Chilean textile artist with a Bachelor’s degree in Arts from the University of Chile. She specialized in Textile Art at the very same institution, where she developed techniques related to tapestry, shibori and clothing and later worked as a teacher in the area.

She is currently engaged in the teaching of textile techniques at the Museum of American Popular Art of Tomás Lagos and in the construction of works, installations and shows where she talks about marginalization, inheritance and textile legacy.

She participated in the 7th Biennial of World Textile Art in Uruguay, which took place in October of 2017 and was the winner of the First Prize in the Small Format category.