Beatriz Berger (1992) is a visual artist, illustrator, and designer whose practice explores how drawing and painting can create connections between people. Her work is rooted in the observation of everyday life and human behaviour, from childhood to adulthood, transforming these observations into visual narratives through the exploration of different techniques and materials.

She holds a Bachelor's and a Master's degree in Product Design and has developed her professional career in the field of design, while maintaining drawing as her primary language of research and artistic expression. Her master's thesis explored the relationship between design and education, reflecting her ongoing interest in learning processes, participation, and collective creation.

In recent years, she has combined her artistic practice with educational and community-based projects, believing that art can be a space for encounter, dialogue, and discovery. She is particularly interested in developing projects that celebrate sustainability, collective memory, and the natural world, transforming stories and gestures into visual experiences that bring communities together and encourage new ways of seeing the world.

Today, she combines her artistic practice with illustration and the facilitation of creative workshops, using design as a tool to explore, observe, and connect. Through @bb_hueare, she shares her creative process and invites others to dream, draw, and play.

Hue is colour, and colour is what gives her life.