Paula Cabral Muchacho

Paula Cabral Muchacho (1992) is an artist and architect from Venezuela living in Barcelona, Spain. She possesses a keen sensitivity for space, scale, light, and color, which she incorporates into her work.

Her curiosity for design from a young age was reflected in her interests. She took art classes and experimented with various media, like charcoal, graphite, pastels, and oils. Parallel to studying and working in architecture, in 2010 she designed necklaces from textiles, natural stones, recycled plastic, and metals, which turned into a jewelry brand ¨BAYA¨, exported to different countries and published in several magazines.

Currently, she is focusing on visual arts to respond to the necessity of expressing herself more freely and authentically. Also, she is collaborating in ongoing experimentation to apply her paintings to different wearable art forms.

In 2014, Paula was awarded a scholarship to an Architecture Exchange program in Missouri, United States, where she also took watercolor classes. In 2015, she participated in another exchange program at La Universidad Mayor in Santiago de Chile. She earned her architecture degree from La Universidad del Zulia, where she graduated with honors in 2016. And, in 2017, Paula graduated with a Master's degree in Advanced Studies in Architecture - Contemporary Project from Universidad Politécnica de Catalunya in Barcelona, Spain.

Paula has collaborated with numerous architects and worked in renowned architectural studios such as Chapman Taylor in 2018 and Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura in 2020.

´Weavings of Hope´ - Miami, United States, 2022