Damian Flores
Damián Flores Llanos (Acehúche, Caceres, August 18, 1963) is a Spanish painter and illustrator. Damian Flores is one of the representatives of the recent Spanish figurative painting, and is known for his cityscapes. In his works dominate the oil technique, but he also works with watercolor, engraving and silkscreen. He has also illustrated books and designed drawings for ceramics. Heir of metaphysical painting and Surrealism, he is known for his interest in rationalist architecture of Madrid, frequent motif of his work in oil. Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Complutense University of Madrid, in 1996 he was awarded a scholarship at the Academy of Spain
Damián Flores Llanos (Acehúche, Caceres, August 18, 1963) is a Spanish painter and illustrator. Damian Flores is one of the representatives of the recent Spanish figurative painting, and is known for his cityscapes. In his works dominate the oil technique, but he also works with watercolor, engraving and silkscreen. He has also illustrated books and designed drawings for ceramics. Heir of metaphysical painting and Surrealism, he is known for his interest in rationalist architecture of Madrid, frequent motif of his work in oil. Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Complutense University of Madrid, in 1996 he was awarded a scholarship at the Academy of Spain
in Rome since 1992 has had numerous solo and group exhibitions in galleries in several Spanish cities such as Madrid, Valencia, Santander, Orense, Caceres, etc. Since 1994 he has participated in ARCO with galleries My Name's Lolita Art, Siboney and Estampa. His work has been acquired by various museums and Spanish public and private institutions Municipal Museum of Madrid, Superior Sports Council, Museum of Contemporary Art Union Fenosa, Extremadura and Latin American Museum of Contemporary Art, University of Valencia, National Library, among others) as well as prominent private collectors
in Rome since 1992 has had numerous solo and group exhibitions in galleries in several Spanish cities such as Madrid, Valencia, Santander, Orense, Caceres, etc. Since 1994 he has participated in ARCO with galleries My Name's Lolita Art, Siboney and Estampa. His work has been acquired by various museums and Spanish public and private institutions Municipal Museum of Madrid, Superior Sports Council, Museum of Contemporary Art Union Fenosa, Extremadura and Latin American Museum of Contemporary Art, University of Valencia, National Library, among others) as well as prominent private collectors
