25 ANS – Cel Castellá

Signed by the artist. Limited edition of 200 copies.

A3 format. Digital printing on 300g paper.

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To mark Artazart’s 25th anniversary (in 2025), we’re bringing together several of our illustrators in a single exhibition with the theme: it’s a party!

This illustration was created especially for our anniversary exhibition.

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Cel Castellá

Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Cel Castellá has been living in Paris since 2018. After studying communications and working in advertising for several years, she decided to devote herself exclusively to illustration when she arrived in Europe. Playing with pencils and paint, she has also created a unique Parisian space devoted to embroidery, her second passion. Although she finds it hard to get used to the cold of the French winter, she has managed to tame everyday Parisian life, which she loves to depict in her illustrations: going out for coffee, strolling through museums and passing by bakeries and florists.