Tomàs Morell, a German-Spanish artist with roots in Barcelona and training in Germany, fuses cultural influences from both countries in his work. His pictorial style, with a marked irony, developed in the Nuremberg art scene, and is influenced by Nietzsche and Wagner, with expressionism and cubism.

Morell reflects on human identity, the transience of time and the complexity of being. His work rejects purism, challenging the separation between appearance and reality, and celebrates ambiguity and metamorphosis. The figures created by Morell question the conventional narrative of gender roles.