Paper spaces
Mural art and folded installations shaped by the hands of artist Marta Herrero Arias and her team
These are some of the projects we have loved working on the most
Mural art and large-scale paper installations are Missmsmith’s most powerful medium of expression. Whether individually or collaboratively, each project sparks an internal revolution.
Each mural and paper-covered space is an immersion that blends surface textures with the delicateness of layered folded pieces.
We approach every project as a unique opportunity to deepen our understanding of paper and push creative boundaries in our environment.
We hope you enjoy them as much as we have.
A gathering of butterflies
A fluttering scene of butterflies rising amidst the guest brands’ logos brought fantasy to life in the space.
In blue hues and illuminated from within, the piece filled the room adding a distinctive touch to an everyday venue.
September, 2022
Paper seas
Over 3,500 suspended fish floating above, while three colossal structures turned Porto Pi in Palma de Mallorca into a sea of paper.
Hand-assembled over more than 500 hours, each shade and shape captured the richness of marine life.
September, 2021
Fans
Circular and textured, our colourful paper fans transformed a plain wall into a one-of-a-kind backdrop.
October, 2023
The Coronation of the King
How to bring an image to life: with flowers and paper foliage that extend from every image. The coronation of Charles III was celebrated with a paper art photocall in Madrid.
May, 2023
The walls bloom
White paper vegetation fills the walls with petals of dahlias, roses, and peonies unfurling between the leaves.
One of our most sculptural creations, elevating vertical design.
April, 2020
Map of imbalances
A mural at Mercado de los Mostenses combining acrylic paint and paper.
Created for Pinta Malasaña 2020 as a selected artist.
November, 2020
Romantic geometry
In the heart of Callao square (Madrid), we created a giant paper heart to celebrate 'Mademoiselle' a perfume by the iconic French house Rochas.
February, 2020
Stains coming off the wall
Artistic intervention in the streets of Madrid to kick off Madrid Craft Week.
The entire piece was made of paper.
July, 2020
Investigation papers
Using transparent stands, we created a wall installation where the work of hundreds of scientists seemed to float over the speakers' heads.
A playful piece that energized the conference sessions.
February, 2025.
Diamond wall
Geometric paper elements decorate the wall, climbing vertically in an irregular pattern.
October, 2018
Against the current
Scorpionfish scales in shades of salmon and orange give life to this large-scale quilling mural crowning the hallways of Artea.
April, 2022
Natura obscura
Together with Organics and Redbull, we transformed the rooftop of Picalagartos at NH Collection Gran Vía with paper vegetation and neon-toned cords.
September, 2021
Waters that come and go
Whales migrate to colder waters in search of food for their young.
April, 2022
Clay and paper
A composition created alongside Déborah Abizanda, combining paper and ceramics across the walls of her studio.
November, 2018
A kaleidoscope of monarch butterflies
Realistic paper butterflies filled the space in the Palacio de Neptuno.
November, 2023
The crack on the wall
Cut paper leaves emerge from the cracks of abandoned walls in Madrid.
March, 2021
Blooming
Wild crocus flowers symbolize blooming after winter, celebrating the arrival of warmer days in Northern Spain.
April, 2022
Flamingo
The softness of feathers takes shape through the quilling technique, forming a majestic flamingo.
April, 2022
Madrid sky prism
As part of the Madrid Street Gallery initiative, we were invited to create our own Menina combining Madrid’s skies, paper and a color map.
November, 2021
Bottles and embraces
Intervention created during Mahou's Young Talent Competition.
November, 2020
New winds
A V-shaped mobile of over 2,900 white and silver origami cranes was suspended from the ceiling of Artea in Getxo, Bilbao.
April, 2022
A wave of solidarity
As a tribute to Hokusai, we recreated his famous wave with acrylic markers and paper on the storefront windows of a neighborhood shop known for helping the local community.
September, 2020
