Angel Haro

Ángel Haro (Valencia, 1958) is a Spanish artist who has distinguished himself in the world of contemporary art thanks to his work, which combines technique and critical reflection on contemporary society. Ángel Haro's work reflects the relationship between human beings and nature and the need to raise awareness about the importance of protecting it. His commitment to nature and his sensitivity to the environment are values reflected in much of his work, making him one of the most recognized artists in this field. Haro trained in Fine Arts at the University of Seville and subsequently continued his training at various art and design centers in Europe and the United States. During his career, he has received numerous recognitions and awards, including the Spanish National Prize for Plastic Arts in 2008. His work has been exhibited in prestigious galleries and museums around the world, consolidating his presence in the art world. Haro's work reflects the relationship between human beings and nature. Through various artistic techniques, he explores the models of economic and social development that have led to environmental degradation and the loss of biodiversity. His works invite viewers to question their responsibility and commitment to environmental conservation and the care of the planet. His concern for nature is reflected in Haro's use of natural materials and his constant search for new elements to incorporate into his work. In this way, the artist becomes a mediator between humans and nature, generating a dialogue between the two and fostering environmental awareness.