Spogo

Carlos García, also known as Spogo, is a contemporary Spanish artist and muralist renowned for his abstract approach to street art. His remarkable artwork encompasses a wide range of forms, including geometric patterns, abstract designs, and free-form expressionist compositions that delve into texture, line, and color. Spogo's artistic expression aims to captivate viewers in novel and unexpected ways, urging them to surpass the familiar and explore the boundless possibilities of the urban landscape.

Spogo's art can be perceived as non-objective abstract art, with a mission to emphasize the visual mode as a means of expressing "inner necessity" and conveying universal human emotions and ideas. His works are characterized by a dynamic interplay of color and form, where shapes and lines seem to pulsate and vibrate with energy. Paintings and murals by Spogo often showcase geometric shapes such as circles, triangles, and squares, imbued with symbolic meaning that evokes specific emotions or moods.

Every passerby who encounters Spogo's mural is invited to engage with the artwork on a personal and intuitive level, interpreting its meaning and significance based on their own experiences and associations. While Spogo's art may not narrate a specific story in the same manner as representational art, it holds equal power and thought-provocation, challenging viewers to delve beyond the surface of the artwork and engage with its underlying meaning and emotion. Over the past decade, Spogo has participated in numerous urban art festivals, both national and international, and has been featured in solo exhibitions and collective events across the globe.