How would you describe your days in Barcelona?
I start my mornings meditating, and working out at the beach or at the mountains. Then, I design for a while and start my daily activities, either it’s art or skating, which are also part of my daily routine. 

Do you think your art (painting and tattooing) has evolved since you moved out of your country?
Yes, for sure. I have discovered new styles. And it is very interesting to get to know other cultures and in some way in your life everything you do it’s built by your experiences.

You are always very happy and you have a contagious great energy. How do you do it?
Thanks a lot (laughs) yes it is like that. I also have my moments but I am always working on me and in being positive and happy in order to be able to truly enjoy life.

How would you describe your art? What styles do you navigate with it?
The kind of art that I enjoy the most is surrealism and kinetic and cinematographic art. I love making portraits and add weird stuff to it, I also appreciate abstract art, as it gives me the ability to express myself. I like to transmit in each piece I create the best of me, making each of them authentic and original.

Tell us about your next trip.
I really want to visit Madrid and skate with my friend Andrea for sure. When I travel, the tattoos go by hand most of the times. There’s many things coming soon for me and I feel very excited about that!

Thanks for everything Sara! Say goodbye here.
Thanks a lot for this interview, peace and love for everyone.

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I love nature. I’m from a village in north of Spain, in the Pyrénées. And whenever I can I getaway and get there to do some hiking.

What’s the craziest route you’ve ever done hiking/camping? Your stories eating raw zucchini are really impressive haha

Last year, in June, I did a route from Montserrat (near Barcelona) to my homevillage, it was 150km and seven days walking. I did it by myself, I was sleeping outdoor, and luckily it didn’t rain at all. Also the next summer I did another route, and it was six days walking through the Pyrénées, from my homevillage again until I got to the beach, it was 140km this time, I was also by myself and in the same sleeping conditions, but I wasn’t that lucky that time and the first and second night it rained… The weather up there in the mountains wasn’t that good.

Oh yes about the zucchini (laughs) it was one of these past hiking trips. I didn’t have any water because I couldn’t carry that much water for that many days, so I walked near some farm where they had a vegetable garden with some zucchinis and I just stole one to feed and hydrate myself (laughs)

How’s skating daily in Barcelona? Do you get away from the city often? 

I really like skating in Barcelona, and I love to move in the city a lot and besides, it’s really easy with the metro lines, train, buses etc.
Yeah, I always tend to get out of the city and try to find new spots

Any future plans or projects?

I released a videopart not so long ago, that was filmed fully with VX and now I’ve started again but with an HD camera.
I’ve also started a YouTube Channel with my sister, where we go skate, snowboarding, and hiking and everything. It’s called Hermanos Amor.

Thank you Alex and good luck with all your projects!
Stay tuned for the next MEET interview. 

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