Greta von Richthofen is an artist specializing in mural painting and graphic novels, balancing her practice between Munich and Asturias. Her work stands out for a strong commitment to the public sphere, developing large-scale murals that frequently incorporate community and participatory processes.

Defined by an itinerant and international perspective, her mural work stretches across urban and rural landscapes in countries such as India, Romania, Switzerland, Mexico, France, Germany, and Spain. Through this dialogue between visual storytelling and the mural format, she connects communities, transforming everyday environments into spaces for encounter and visual reflection.

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Mar Herrera Casariego (Gijón, 1971) bridges her background in the sciences as a qualified veterinarian with a disciplined, ongoing painterly vocation. Her artistic practice has taken shape through years of intensive training alongside leading figures in figurative and contemporary art, refining her visual language at renowned studios such as Atelier Luis Azón and through specialized workshops on form, color, and texture with acclaimed artists.

In recent years, she has expanded her presence in the art circuit, earning selection in prestigious national competitions including the Nicanor Piñole Painting Contest (2026), the Juan Francés National Painting Prize (2025), and the Timoteo Pérez Rubio Painting Prize (2023), alongside honors in small-format and plein air painting contests.

Her work has been featured in solo exhibitions such as Sedens Silum (Galería Félix, Gijón) and has reached an international audience through group shows, including at RARE Gallery (Hampshire, UK), marking a trajectory in steady growth.

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Maite Rosende (Donostia, 1991) approaches art as a space for play unrestricted by medium, combining her roots in illustration with the raw energy of mural painting.

Her distinct visual universe has established her as one of the most prominent voices in today’s scene, earning her the Etxepare Award (2024) and the Euskadi Illustration Award (2025). Her work has also crossed borders, selected for renowned international platforms such as the Biennial of Illustration Bratislava (Slovakia), the Bologna Children’s Book Fair (Italy), and the Ibero-American Illustration Catalog (Mexico).

Author of several picture books with international reach and exhibition history, she currently creates and shares ideas at Gilda, a collective studio space in Donostia that she shares with six other artists.

 
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