Guille Chipironet

Higher Technician in Mural Arts and Decoration focuses on the design, creation, and restoration of artistic works applied to walls and large surfaces. The curriculum blends traditional techniques with modern design practices, covering areas such as: Artistic Techniques: Students learn a wide range of mural art methods, including fresco painting, mosaics, graffiti, sgraffito, and stained glass. Emphasis is placed on mastering both historical and contemporary approaches to wall decoration. Design and Composition: Courses on drawing, composition, and color theory help students develop their artistic vision and apply it to large-scale projects. Digital tools for designing and visualizing mural works are also introduced. Restoration and Conservation: Students are trained in the preservation and restoration of historical murals, learning techniques to conserve deteriorated works and ensure the longevity of mural art. Art History and Cultural Context: This program includes the study of the historical evolution of mural arts, with a focus on the role of art in architecture and public spaces, as well as its cultural significance. Practical Projects: The program is highly practical, with students developing their skills through real-world projects, both independently and in teams, often collaborating with architects and urban planners. Graduates of this program will be equipped to work in fields such as public art, urban design, cultural heritage restoration, and interior decoration.