Remedios Varo was a Spanish-Mexican painter born on December 16, 1908, in Anglès, Spain. She is known for her surrealist works that often blend elements of fantasy, science, and mysticism. Varo's unique style features dreamlike landscapes and imaginative characters, reflecting her interest in the subconscious and the spiritual. In 1941, Varo moved to Mexico, where she became part of the vibrant Mexican art scene. She was associated with the surrealist movement and collaborated with other artists, including Leonora Carrington. Varo's art gained recognition posthumously, and she is celebrated for her contributions to modern art and her exploration of themes like transformation and the feminine experience.