“I try to create things that make people happy,” says Juan Díaz-Faes. With an unpretentious approach to art-making and a fun-loving visual language, this emerging Spanish artist conjures loveable characters from geometries, lines and bustling patterns.
Born in Oviedo, in the north of Spain, Juan Díaz-Faes grew up doodling before going on to study Fine Arts at the University of Salamanca, then developing a career in graphic design, illustration, comics and murals.
Since 2017, cities such as Miami, Austin, Guangzhou, Uruguay, Madrid or Santander, are home to large-scale wall murals by Juan Díaz-Faes. Díaz-Faes has held a solo show at Point Éphémére Centre in Paris, and Conde Duque in Madrid. He has also participated in group shows in Barcelona, Taipei, Hamburg, among other cities. His work is featured in the exhibition, Still Human, at Espacio SOLO museum exhibited in 2021.
About DÍAZ-FAES
“I try to create things that make people happy,” says Juan Díaz-Faes. With an unpretentious approach to art-making and a fun-loving visual language, this emerging Spanish artist conjures loveable characters from geometries, lines and bustling patterns.
Born in Oviedo, in the north of Spain, Juan Díaz-Faes grew up doodling before going on to study Fine Arts at the University of Salamanca, then developing a career in graphic design, illustration, comics and murals.
Since 2017, cities such as Miami, Austin, Guangzhou, Uruguay, Madrid or Santander, are home to large-scale wall murals by Juan Díaz-Faes. Díaz-Faes has held a solo show at Point Éphémére Centre in Paris, and Conde Duque in Madrid. He has also participated in group shows in Barcelona, Taipei, Hamburg, among other cities. His work is featured in the exhibition, Still Human, at Espacio SOLO museum exhibited in 2021.
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