Jesus de Miguel

Jesus de Miguel (; 9 January 1975) is a prominent: Spanish artist, closer to the neo expressionist style born in Palencia, Spain.

Biography He graduated in Fine Arts at the University of Salamanca in 1999 after having studied also Anthropology of Art at the same university. He has been Art Director of Flower Power since 2000. Flower Power is the artistic and musical initiative that has been held in Pachá for more than 30 years. In 2000 with his partner Al Velilla he released his own label Modern Electrics. They have boosted the work of electronic music artists such as Nacho Marco, Jay Tripwire and Kiko Navarro. Its many facets range from sculpture, to musical creation, 3D animation, video art, and installation art, with styles taken from dadaism, comics, punk, collage and even prehistoric paintings. Allen Jones the famous British artist, member of the Royal Academy of Arts, commented on Jesus de Miguel, after attending his exhibition at Think Creative Hub "He is an artist who uses different pictorial expressions in an exceptional way. It is very difficult to make such a large individual exhibition and, at the same time, to be so homogeneous and complete. Bravo!"

Solo Shows

2000 Rockymarcianoseretira in the Istituto Europeo di Design 2002 Grial, Ibiza. 2005 Psycolabis Pachá Hotel, Ibiza. 2006 Silly short films. Video sample. La Nave, Ibiza 2007-2009 Artistic Direction and Video Installations in Home Video Festival Ibiza, HOVI 2007-2010 Miguel E. Young Art Gallery. Ibiza 2010-2011 Club Roca Llisa, Ibiza 2011 Exhibitions Hall at Can Jeroni, Ibiza. 2013 Storm and Tide, Madrid 2014 Pictures & MAD furniture at La Maison, Ibiza 2015 Think Creative Hub, Ibiza 2015 Universal White Glue Club Diario de Ibiza, Ibiza 2016 Art Exhibition in Casa Portmany. Dalt Vila, Ibiza 2017 Es polvorí. Dalt Vila, Ibiza. 2017 Continuous unnecessary information B12 Gallery, Ibiza. 2018 Solo Show at SushiPoint, Ibiza 2018 Qué pinto aquí. Individual Exhibition. Velázquez, 12, Madrid

Living Art

July, 2nd 2017: Creating some paintings by “four hands” with artist Robert Arató.