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Ana Paúl

  • Paper artist
  • Madrid, Spain
  • Master Artisan
Ana Paúl Paper artist
Contact
Spanish, Catalan, English, French
Hours:
By appointment only
Phone:
+34 626991992
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Forests of the mind

  • • Ana studied paper engineering in the UK
  • • She is attracted to the 3D potential of paper
  • • Her Reforestation series is her response to the Covid-19 times

Colourful textured paper scraps overflow from Ana Paúl’s working tables at her Madrid atelier. She is working on a project that is blooming into lush forests or foliage. Drawn to the volumetric effect of 3D pop-up book art, Ana returned to Spain in 2010 after working in the luxury fashion and decor industry in Paris for 20 years. She came back to work on designing artful paper invitations for a high-end clientele. With the years, her work has shifted towards more artistic creations with paper. Ana is influenced by Orientalism, and her cherry blossom-inspired forests are what launched her as a paper artist. Her collections are chromatic compositions of rich textures within the forest theme. From papyrus’ delicate ethereal petals to layers, in her collections she explores themes of the human experience.

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Works

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How Many Layers Do You Wear?

This is a forest collage from the How Many Layers Do You Wear? series, made with various paper textures and treated acrylic paint.

Photo: ©Ana Paul
How Many Layers Do You Wear?

This is a forest collage from the How Many Layers Do You Wear? series, made with various paper textures and treated acrylic paint.

Photo: ©Ana Paul
How Many Layers Do You Wear?

This is a forest collage from the How Many Layers Do You Wear? series, made with various paper textures and treated acrylic paint.

Photo: ©Ana Paul
How Many Layers Do You Wear?

This is a forest collage from the How Many Layers Do You Wear? series, made with various paper textures and treated acrylic paint.

Photo: ©Ana Paul
Cherry Blossom Tree

This collage is inspired by cherry blossom petals, made with a selection of paper textures and treated acrylic paint.

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