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Soraya Güell
Soraya Güell
Soraya Güell is a Spanish artist, born in Girona in 1985. She began painting in 2008 when social reality led her to have some free time. She decided to start drawing, starting with family and friends, then she had the feeling that she needed to add colors in her drawings and gradually, some landscapes and interiors with still life. She is currently working on a new project whose works reflect the sketch of a glamorous and exciting world to get lost, an optimistic way of thinking about how we would like to see the world and things. Ideal scenes, but practically impossible or difficult to implement. Güell plays with uniting the continuous actual present and future through illogical reflections with a touch of surreal humor.