I'm blue I'm pink: Sibling Duo Pedro and Teófila González on Surrealism, Dalí, and Their Creative Process

Key facts

• Pedro and Teófila González are a brother-and-sister duo who founded the creative studio I'm blue I'm pink, based in Spain and working worldwide.
• Pedro González grew up in the Empordà region of Spain, where Salvador Dalí was born and lived, and cites surrealism as a major influence.
• Teófila González made her first stop-motion animation with clay using her aunt's video camera at age twelve.
• Teófila's first visit to the Dalí museum in Figueres showed her that Dalí was more than a painter, with installations beyond traditional hanging paintings.
• For Ziaja natural skincare, they used a Laowa Probe wide-angle macro lens with a traveling-in camera movement and backlight as the main light source.
• Their no-budget short film 'Dedicated to Football & Summer Lovers' was filmed and edited entirely by themselves, with relatives as actors.
• They created an ad for hard cider brand Seth & Riley's Garage, collaborating with teams from Denmark, Romania, and the United Kingdom.
• They also made the fashion film 'Fahrenheit,' and advise new photographers to study painting, architecture, and film while creating personal projects.