Gonhdo

Gonhdo (Spain, 1988). The stage name of Gonzalo Hernández Sánchez de Ocaña, he is a contemporary artist who holds a degree in Technical Architecture from the Polytechnic University of Madrid, with further studies at New York University (NYU) and the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). His primary focus is on painting and the creation of artistic objects.

His work combines influences from Pop Art and street culture with the monumental scale of Latin American murals, featuring explicit references to the work of Diego Rivera. His artistic approach is rooted in the study of architecture, the use of color, and the relationship to the history of places.

He has participated in art fairs and exhibitions both in Spain and abroad, and his pieces are part of international gallery collections. Notable among his works is the design of the trophies for the Granada Awards for European Culture, in addition to receiving recognition at cultural events and awards ceremonies. Leer menos