They are powerful, proud of their shapes and extremely colourful.
They are the women of the Buenos Aires illustrator Daiana Ruiz, a woman that appreciates artists such as Matisse, Hockney, Gaugin and the Memphis Group.

Her illustrations are pop, colorful and made of lines that define and highlight bodies from the background.
Background that creates in a digital way, unlike the rest of the work that comes to life with paper and pencils.

Her illustrations are essential, she likes to define them as positive and optimistic, and portray women who don’t hide themself but fight strong of their power.