Cecilia Ruiz est une illustratrice et graphiste dont l'œuvre explore la nature insaisissable de la mémoire et son impact sur l'identité. À travers son style visuel distinctif, elle examine comment les souvenirs fragmentés façonnent notre perception de nous-mêmes et du monde. L'art de Ruiz invite à la contemplation de l'expérience subjective du temps et de la construction personnelle de la réalité. Ses créations sont à la fois visuellement captivantes et intellectuellement stimulantes.
Drawing from her own experiences, Ruiz weaves a heartfelt narrative that emphasizes the importance of cherishing memories amidst life's distractions. This personal tale encourages young readers to reflect on what truly matters, making it a relatable and meaningful read. The book features vibrant full-color illustrations that enhance the storytelling, inviting children to engage with the message visually and emotionally.
Praise for The Book of Extraordinary Deaths: Ruiz's sinister selections and quirky technique add up to a delightfully morbid foray into history. -Publishers Weekly This slender, magnificent book is about the central tragedy of human existence, the dreadful final reckoning to which all flesh is heir. It's an absolute hoot. -Gene Weingarten, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and columnist Praise for Cecilia Ruiz's The Book of Memory Gaps: Cecilia Ruiz offers a darkly humorous but warmhearted account of various memory errors and disorders....The illustrations-lovely and quirky-manage to both depict a snapshot in time while also conveying memory's ephemeral, transient nature.-Bruce Poulsen Ph.D., PsychologyToday.com Read[s] like Edward Gorey's The Gashlycrumb Tinies if it were written by Dr. Oliver Sacks....a quaint, beautifully designed little book with wonderful art.-MentalFloss.com