This artist admits that her work has been influenced by expressionism, giving rise to the use of bright colours. Also influenced by artists of the calibre of Marc Chagall or Francis Bacon, Gobet uses techniques such as water colours, anilins, acrylics and Indian ink. Added to these procedures, the artist uses in some of her paintings pieces of fabric sewn together, collages or printing, all of which lend these works of art a certain present-day air, giving the impression of spontaneity.

Having received a diploma from the School of Engraving and Design from the Casa de la Moneda (Mint) Foundation, Sandra Gobet has studied various courses which define her current artistic path. On the one hand, a seminar entitled “The Body, drawing and movement” and, on the other, a course on “Textile Printing and Engraving”, both organized by the Brussels Royal Academy of Fine Arts (2007). With regard to her participation in exhibitions, Gobet has displayed her creations in the Dato Association and the ‘Espacio Menos Uno’ Gallery (2007). Moreover, this artist has contributed as an illustrator in publications such as ‘Tiempo Cautivo’ (Captive Time), (Pablo Lorente, 2007), ‘Sobredosis’ (Overdose), (2005) or ‘Peñalver, memoirs and knowledge’ (Antonio Herrera and J. García de Paz, 2006).