Cinta Vidal Agulló (born 1982, Barcelona, Spain) is a painter and muralist noted for her gravity-defying architectural compositions. From an early age she was drawn to art: at 16 she apprenticed at the scenography workshop Taller de Castells Planas, where she learned large-scale backdrop painting for opera and theatre. She later studied illustration at Escola Massana in Barcelona.
Working primarily with acrylic on wood panels, Vidal constructs scenes in which perspective shifts, gravity seems optional, and architecture becomes a labyrinth of interior and exterior space. Her paintings often juxtapose everyday domestic interiors with surreal, floating structures—raising questions about how inner life and external reality interlace. She refers to many works as “un-gravity constructions”.
Vidal’s work has been shown internationally, in cities such as Barcelona, London, Los Angeles, Hong Kong and Melbourne. She has also painted murals around the world (in Japan, the U.S., Portugal, Denmark, Hawaii, and elsewhere).