Kiara began dancing when she was 6 years old. She was a Spanish dance instructor assistant, mastering historical cultural dance from the Caribbean such as, Salsa, Merengue, and Batchata; she did this until she was about 14 years old.  When she was about 12,  she began school at Rochelle School for the Arts. It was there where she discovered ballet, modern, and Jazz. Instantly she was in love. Soon after graduating from middle school, she auditioned for Lois Cowel Harrison Center for the Visual and Performing Arts, and was accepted and continued her dance studies for the next 4 years. She graduated from Harrison with honors in her department, with titles such as "Most Promising Choreographer", and "Outstanding Young Artist", and she was also awarded the departmental scholarship. After highschool she immediately began college at the University of South Florida, as a dance major, with a focus in modern dance and on a Bachelors in Fine Arts track. Currently she is a sophomore at USF. She's still in search of making dance more relatable to the general public. She believes that dance is only relatable to those who are in the dance world, and is a chain that she wants to break free of, for future generations of artists. She believes by connecting with technology, people, and ideas outside of the dance community will inspire a new perspective of how we approach what dancing is. She thinks that by expanding possibilities of what dance could be, will promote higher order thinking, and will help people identify their realities. Which is something many of us try to avoid.