Biography
Óscar San Miguel Erice, known as Okuda San Miguel, is a Spanish artist born in 1980 in Santander. He is one of the most recognisable figures in contemporary muralism: his works combine multicoloured geometric patterns — diamonds, triangles, checkerboards — layered over flat grey figures, often drawn from a reimagined animal and religious iconography (saints, skulls, bears, pandas).
Trained at the Madrid School of Fine Arts, he moved through graffiti before developing his signature pop-surrealist style. He leads the Ink and Movement studio and in 2016 founded the Kaos Temple in Llanera (Asturias), a deconsecrated chapel entirely repainted as a single colourful fresco.
Okuda has painted on five continents — India, Japan, Mali, the United States, Russia, Europe — and produced numerous monumental murals, public sculptures and brand collaborations. His work explores multiculturalism, identity and the tension between tradition and modernity.
Trained at the Madrid School of Fine Arts, he moved through graffiti before developing his signature pop-surrealist style. He leads the Ink and Movement studio and in 2016 founded the Kaos Temple in Llanera (Asturias), a deconsecrated chapel entirely repainted as a single colourful fresco.
Okuda has painted on five continents — India, Japan, Mali, the United States, Russia, Europe — and produced numerous monumental murals, public sculptures and brand collaborations. His work explores multiculturalism, identity and the tension between tradition and modernity.
The site contains a total of 1 artworks by Okuda San Miguel in 1 countries.
