Carla Gía is a Spanish visual artist currently based in the United Arab Emirates. She discovered the power of art at the age of 8 during a therapy session with her psychologist, where she picked up a paintbrush for the first time and found in painting an essential tool to give meaning to her emotions a refuge where she could find balance amidst chaos.

Her artistic vision revolves around the coexistence of contrasts: reason and intuition, strength and vulnerability, mind and soul. Her work, rooted in abstract expressionism, is a reflection of the human duality and a bridge toward self-discovery. Each brushstroke is a manifestation of her personal search for balance, where black and white become the absolute protagonists of her visual language.

For Carla, black represents strength, resilience, and the ability to rise again after adversity. White, on the other hand, symbolizes authenticity, purity, and a deep connection to one's truest essence. Through the fusion of both, her pieces invite introspection and inner dialogue, leading the viewer to see themselves reflected in their own contradictions and to discover the harmony within them.

Her iconic style defined by the interplay of black and white, is a journey through the coexistence of opposing forces within each individual. Her work merges the skeptical with the spiritual, the tangible with the intangible, logic with emotion, bringing to life a profound exploration of human polarities. It creates an open dialogue, an invitation to explore the complexity of our nature and to understand that true wholeness resides in the integration of opposites.

Her purpose is to inspire those who seek meaning in their own dualities, showing that balance is not found in the absence of contrast, but in its integration because only by embracing our own contradictions can we reach the purest expression of who we are.