Illustrate the intuition

He studied art history and illustration in Zaragoza. His practice focuses on drawing and painting, exploring the intersections between gallery art and illustration. His working methodology prioritizes the creative process, structured around research, intuition, and experimentation as the fundamental pillars of his work. Over the years, various themes have run through her work; however, those related to nature and diverse forms of staging have always been present. In addition to editorial commissions and teaching—both within and outside the academic setting—his work in sketchbooks and personal projects has become an aesthetic and sensory laboratory. Drawing inspiration from folk and non-Western art, as well as the avant-garde movements of the 20th century, his drawings possess the power of spontaneity and the intensity of the imagination.

The painter and graphic designer Benoît Bonnemaison-Fitte, known as Bonnefrite, blends both disciplines in his editorial project *Graphure et Peintrisme*. As a tireless explorer and experimenter with painting and printing techniques, he creates sensitive, narrative work marked by a strong human and collective dimension. His approach prioritizes the creative process as much as the final work and places the encounter with the audience at the center of his practice.

Barbora Satranská is a Czech illustrator and visual artist working across drawing, printmaking, collage, and ceramics. Her practice often explores drawing as a way of observing and making sense of lived experience. She is interested in field-based approaches, allowing places and situations to shape the process and inviting the body and its surroundings into the work. She dreams of working as a drawing reporter.