Apparan is a London based street artist, educator and curator from the Canary Islands.

As an artist, she strives to be a storyteller of emotions, social issues, and the interconnectedness of women experiences.

Drawing inspiration from the vibrant interplay of vibrant colours, female features, specially focusing on flowing hair and striking eye expressions, her work seeks to evoke a sense of wonder, introspection, and connection with the viewer.

Her work has been supported and commissioned by various brands such as Adobe Max, and London Based Restaurants and Shops. Her illustrations and murals have been featured in several books and she is a co-writer of a storybook for children.

She has been the artist in residence in Saint Margaret's House and a member of different international art collectives such as WOM Collective and Nasty Women Gallery.

She is co-founder of Art House Project London through which she has organised and curated dozens of exhibitions bringing House Music and underground art together in different venues in London.

She also organises the London International Pasteup Festival which specialises in large collage installations featuring artists from all around the world.