Emilio García

EMILIO GARCÍA (Barcelona, 1981).
“Sponge Brain Upside Down, 2020.
Hand-retouched giclée on paper. Edition 18/100.
Certificate issued by the artist included.
Publisher: Lapolab.
Measurements: 45 x 45 cm.
Emilio García has a long professional career as a visual artist and freelance art director. Since 1999, he has worked with well-known international companies such as Berlitz Kids, Hitachi, Diesel, Inditex, Metro, Vans, and The North Face, among others, specializing in moving images and multimedia content. His work has been published in Taschen, Favorite Websites, and the Web Design Index Books. His first independent project, “Jumping Brain,” became a sensation, as did his subsequent series. Notable exhibitions: “Block Mickey” by Disney. Times Square, Hong Kong, 2009. “Swab Barcelona Contemporary Art Fair,” Iguapop Gallery booth. Barcelona, Spain, 2010. “Street Anatomy,” International Museum of Surgical Science. Chicago, USA, 2010. “PULSE Miami,” Black Square Gallery booth. Miami, USA, 2013 “HOCA Foundation Beneficial Auction,” Paddle8, Hong Kong, 2015 “Art Fair Tokyo.” JPS Gallery booth. Tokyo, Japan, 2016 “Brain Being” solo show. JPS Gallery. Hong Kong, 2017. Emilio García’s work has been featured in numerous art, design, and culture magazines such as Clutter, Neo2, and Juxtapoz, as well as in exhibition catalogs, and he has contributed to various books, including “We Are Indie Toys” by HarperCollins, “Resin Toys” by Lemo, and “Skullture: Skulls in Contemporary Visual Culture” by Gingko Press. He also appeared in the 2014 documentary “Un Designer Toy Artesanal” by Jose M. Cuñat and Victor M. Mezquida.