I am passionate about architecture, color and people.

I am María Corrales Orovio, an architect focused on urban art, born in Madrid in 1994. I spent my first years of life in France and Belgium and finally returned to Madrid where I would later graduate in Architecture at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid.

In 2013 I met the work of the artistic collective Boa Mistura and in 2016, while I was doing my fourth year in the Atacama Desert (Chile), I had the opportunity to be part for the first time of a participatory art project with them, with whom from then on I could develop and grow as a professional in different parts of the world until 2022.

In 2018 I directed as part of the collective the project 'El alma no tiene color', in the Cañada Real (Madrid), and after the experience in 2022 developing the project 'Miroir' in Nîmes (France), my first solo project, I decided to start discovering and telling my own story.

I am interested in continuing to learn and develop this form of urban transformation, to continue working through technique, geometry, and color to reactivate spaces that invite us to relate, interact, and live together.