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Laura Socas

Artist and illustrator

Laura (also known as Lulabox) is an artist and illustrator bom in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, currently working and living in Manchester at Paradise Works studios. Her work examines representations of femininity through childhood in media and fiction. Her ultimate goal is to create a soft, candid world accessible through childhood nostalgia, where one can be vulnerable enough to explore identity,

power and desire.

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