Paula Fernández, an illustrator who wanted to be a florist when she was a child. She has self-published children’s books, fanzines, illustrated posters for concerts and plays, made installations and painted on walls and walls of abandoned places in different parts of Europe and Spain. She is also a member of the collective wreckatsea, a collaborative project that combines illustration, analogue photography, design, silkscreen printing and desktop publishing with many other things.

Paula Fernández’s work seeks to meet the needs and characteristics, both her own and those of others, of the art world. It pursues two objectives:* To bring together all societies: the absolutely modern one that knows everything, the one that only limits itself to what is already known, and the one that despises the other two* To try to value new thoughts, new ideas. But, on the other hand, to try, also, to produce discomfort in order to question the art world, its own system and its functioning