The artist known as Wildago (Wilda Goyetche) receives her inspiration from the daily life of the Valencian communities that surround her. If you look carefully, you will notice in her creations an avant-garde style with a positive energy, aesthetically pleasing, occasionally humorous, and always perfectly finished.
Figuratively and elegantly her paintings reflect a sincere appreciation for the natural beauty of the countryside, wildlife, gastronomy, and cultural history of Spain. Wildago produces art in a variety of media such as acrylics, oils, and using a Medieval and contemporary method to create her renowned Socarrat tiles.
Wilda was born and raised in a rural community on the east coast of Canada. She is the daughter of a fisherman with a long history as a fisherman originally from the Basque Country. From here she inherits a strong work ethic and a respect for all things natural. As her body of work has expanded, a constant has emerged: it is an intuitive presentation of daily village life that people long for and admire.
His paintings have been acquired by hundreds of collectors around the world, of which at least seven works are permanently on public display. During 2022 he accepted the mission to create a composition of Socarrat tiles called Font de Dalt d'Orba, representing a historic washhouse in the village. Being a resident of Orba the project brought her great personal satisfaction as she was officially recognized in this medium.
The freelance artist arrives every day at the workshop with a lot of experience and motivation. With absolute dedication Wildago offers her clients an abundant and varied portfolio. Recently her work has been recognized by the city councils of Jávea, Calpe, Mora de Toledo, and the city of Manises.