Biography
El Rojo is a Madrid graffiti writer who has been painting with spray cans for more than fifteen years, with training in trompe-l'oeil, airbrush, set design and other mural techniques. His realistic, near-photographic work has taken him across Spain and to Portugal, France, Austria and Ecuador. In Quito he painted the entrance of the Contemporary Art Centre and took part in a breast cancer awareness campaign. He has won urban art competitions in Jaén and Cádiz.
He is a regular at the Art Aero Rap festival in La Bañeza. In 2017 he and Artes painted a sixteen-metre portrait of Ángel Nieto there in two days and two nights. His other walls in the town include Nuestra Señora de los Botes (2018), a patron saint for graffiti writers, La niña del pato on the Plaza Mayor, and Atlas Titán, painted in shades of grey on Calle Los Frailes in September 2024.
He is a regular at the Art Aero Rap festival in La Bañeza. In 2017 he and Artes painted a sixteen-metre portrait of Ángel Nieto there in two days and two nights. His other walls in the town include Nuestra Señora de los Botes (2018), a patron saint for graffiti writers, La niña del pato on the Plaza Mayor, and Atlas Titán, painted in shades of grey on Calle Los Frailes in September 2024.
The site contains a total of 6 artworks by El Rojo in 1 countries.
Artworks (6)
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