"Artefacto": from the script to reality

"Artefacto" is a Spanish word that comes from the latin "Arte-factum", that means, made with art. Tomás Gómez and Juan Andura couldn't have thought of a better word to name the business they started 25 years ago, in 1999. Throughout these years workers or, perhaps we should call them "artists", in Artefacto have been working really hard on making dreams come true. From scripts to reality, from abtract ideas directly to their workshop. They have created set decorations for iconic movies such as "Pan's Labirynth", "Volver" or "Broken embraces".