Sara González Fernández Biography
I was born in Valladolid in 1989 where I spent most of my childhood. Since childhood I liked paintings. I remember the smell of crayons I remember the first box of paints, the first prize for a drawing school. In the hallways of my house the first traces were generated on its walls. Home furniture was painted inside and out the back. And there, where it all started.
I am of the few people I've been very clear vocation. During high school studies started to stand out from my colleagues in subjects such as plastic and line art. From there, I was making my plastic camino.Fue my high school teacher who pushed me to give those steps.
When I finished article analyze compulsory secondary education in the arts started:
In 2005 I made the Bachelor of Arts in the School of Art and Valladolid. It was at this same center where I qualified as a Senior Technical Project and Decorative Works Department in January 2010
During these studies I was able to present a project on "The Art's High-school of Brentside" (London) in May 2009 as the Spanish representative in the Comenius project.
In September 2009, while on the final draft to obtain the title of senior technician, I decided to continue in Segovia Advanced Design Studios, specializing in Product Design. In May 2010, learned the craft of carving marionettes with Chris Gueris Belgian master, after passing through the city of Segovia with the spectacle "zoetrope".
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In early September 2010 was the first alumna of La Casa de los Picos de Segovia leaving for l'ecole d'arts et visuels design of Orléans (France) where I UN0 student of the great: the architect and designer Bruno Houssin , who was awarded the prize for best design of 2009 with one of its luminaries to sign Artemide.
Currently, a force majeure me back to France. Maybe it's fate, but the fact of returning to Spain, leaving the design studies replatearme me it was time to fight for what I liked. So I took a step further and got admission to the School of Architecture, in my hometown, where I think I will spend the next few years ...
