Nuria González Alcaide is an abstract visual artist whose practice revolves around painting. Her work investigates color from theoretical, sensory, and visual perspectives, exploring the structures that shape society.

Her process is characterized by classification and a deep intrigue with language and music's connection to color. She explores themes of life's unpredictability, the reality of thoughts, and human pain, using layers and scratch techniques to reflect the patches humans accumulate throughout their lives. Her work delves into the emotions often hidden in today's society.

Nuria has presented work internationally, including shows in the Netherlands, Milan, Berlin, and Venice. Her art is included in private collections and was selected for Amazon's Fire Screensaver TV project. Through her work, she encourages viewers to follow their own hearts and dreams, conveying that finding happiness in what you do is more important than fitting in.