Vidaña

Lluís Vidaña, born in Palma de Mallorca in 1992, is a visual artist and high school Drawing teacher. Since the age of six, his passion for art led him to study at an academy for over 15 years, culminating in 2014 with a degree in Graphic Design from the Escola d’Art i Superior de Disseny de les Illes Balears. In addition to his teaching work, he has participated in numerous competitions and exhibitions, winning awards such as the Balearic Islands Youth Art Contest in 2019 and the Rosa d’Or de la Pau prize in 2021.

His work, sensitive to his environment and social themes, denounces aspects such as capitalism, gender, climate change, and the relationship with technology, using painting and installations. He has exhibited in various countries, including France, Spain, Mexico, and Brazil, and has been an assistant at the Venice Biennale, Kassel Documenta, Art Basel, and Arco Madrid, enriching his artistic training.

A passionate traveler, he has traveled through China, Australia, Japan, South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, as well as Latin American countries like Brazil, Uruguay, and Argentina, which has allowed him to deepen his understanding of different cultures and artistic expressions. In 2024, he completed an artistic residency in Brazil, culminating in an individual exhibition about digital imprisonment and social pressure caused by mobile devices and social media.

In summary, Vidaña combines his artistic vocation with a social commitment and a constant cultural exploration, reflecting a critical and global perspective in his work.