Diana Gil

I am an art therapist and conservator with experience in restorative treatment of retablos, sculptures, and integrated art therapy programs. I combine practical restoration skills with therapeutic approaches to support community wellbeing.

I have led and planned courses such as “Terapia restauradora” and delivered adapted teaching in group settings, demonstrating initiative and proactivity in program design. My work includes restoration of retablos, sculptural conservation, and documentation through photography.

My education spans Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage (sculpture and archaeology), art therapy (social sciences branch), and complementary training in emotional intelligence, bibliotherapy, and digital painting using Adobe tools. I hold English at a B2 level.

I seek roles where I can apply conservation techniques alongside therapeutic art practices, contribute to community programs, and continue professional development in both restoration and art-based therapy.