Doa oa is a Spanish artist from a small village called Sober. Over recent years, she has been working on a reforestation project (Reforestando): murals and artworks that breathe new life into the neighborhood, just as nature does.

“We transform public space by intervening in the assumed reality of perspectival perception. This concept represents a symbolic rebirth and the awareness surrounding it. It reflects an urgent need to equally respect and appreciate the natural environment, underscoring the importance of mindfulness toward everything that belongs to it, including native species and its inhabitants.”

Her murals remind us of the true nature and meaning of what surrounds us.
The plants that Doa paints can often be found in the surroundings where her projects take place, or they reference that specific location in a meaningful way. From delicate Ficus leaves drifting among tiny pink cherry blossoms, to deeply organic compositions of leaves and roots that come alive. Once the artist completes a building, they seem to radiate existence from within, evoking a curious yet captivating power for the observer.
A prime example of the meaning behind the reforestation project can be seen in one of her works where she painted blackberries and wild strawberries across the facade of a shop/warehouse. These fruits typically emerge in late spring and summer, and the building on which they are painted opens exclusively during the warm season when these types of fruit are in full bloom.