Okuda San Miguel
Madrid / Spain
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Okuda San Miguel (Santander, Spain. 1980) currently resides in Madrid, where he develops his artistic projects from his studio based in the heart of the Spanish Capital. His artistic value along with his active involvement in prominent social projects has made him one of the world’s most recognized and admired artists. Renowned for his distinctive iconographic language, the artist employs geometric structures and a multicolored patterns. His artwork aligns with the Pop Surrealism style through which he always endeavors to inspire viewers, infusing his artworks with universal themes that invite diverse interpretations.
Okuda's artistic repertoire extends across mural and sculptural interventions, along with gallery exhibitions. Beyond his impactful public installations, he reveals his artistic ability on canvas, seamlessly incorporating elements of embroidery and collage into his creations.
Okuda's artistic repertoire extends across mural and sculptural interventions, along with gallery exhibitions. Beyond his impactful public installations, he reveals his artistic ability on canvas, seamlessly incorporating elements of embroidery and collage into his creations.
Okuda San Miguel (Santander, Spain. 1980) currently resides in Madrid, where he develops his artistic projects from his studio based in the heart of the Spanish Capital. His artistic value along with his active involvement in prominent social projects has made him one of the world’s most recognized and admired artists. Renowned for his distinctive iconographic language, the artist employs geometric structures and a multicolored patterns. His artwork aligns with the Pop Surrealism style through which he always endeavors to inspire viewers, infusing his artworks with universal themes that invite diverse interpretations. Okuda's artistic repertoire extends across mural and sculptural interventions, along with gallery exhibitions. Beyond his impactful public installations, he reveals his artistic ability on canvas, seamlessly incorporating elements of embroidery and collage into his creations.