A city shaped by the winds of the Strait and the imprint of millennia-old civilizations, Ginés Serrán was born—a creator who from a very young age knew that his destiny lay in artistic exploration and dialogue with diverse cultures. That conviction led him to New York, where he studied Anthropology and Archaeology, building a solid foundation to understand symbols, collective memory, and shared roots. Painting was his first medium, though he soon discovered its limits.

For the cosmopolitan traveler, Ceuta offers a rare privilege: the chance to combine the essence of Andalusia with the magnetism of Africa in a single journey. From Málaga—an international hub with connections to 153 global destinations—everything is less than half an hour away: Marbella with its VIP allure, marinas, and nightlife, or the legendary Ascari racetrack, where Nordic drivers arrive by helicopter to pilot their own supercars.

Ceuta takes its name from the ancient Septem Fratres—the Seven Brothers. Barely 20 square kilometers and home to just 84,000 inhabitants, its spirit is unmistakably universal: a place where four cultures coexist in harmony, where the Mediterranean merges with the Atlantic, and where Phoenicians, Visigoths, Arabs, and Portuguese left their indelible mark across the centuries. Its black-and-white flag perfectly reflects what Ceuta is—a European city set on African soil.