Fernando Rial Domínguez

Ferró is a Spanish artist whose artistic experience began very early. As a child, in fact, he began to express himself through art and, in particular, through abstraction. He is a multifaceted artist, performing in the street, painting on all kinds of materials, be they mannequins, iron, canvases or scooters. Colour is his most important means of expression. His creations reflect rebelliousness through contrasting shapes, the mixture of all colours, the drastic changes from straight lines to curves, from triangles to squares,… without a perfect or logical visual language. He has exhibited his works in different cities in Spain and in different parts of the world such as London, Italy, Arab Emirates, France and Mexico. He also has a contract with a Chinese gallery to expand his works in the Asian market. His most important work Victoria 13, Rico & Más is a work made on a vespa, a canvas and a helmet that is exhibited since May 2020 at the Piaggio Museum in Pontedera, Italy, together with the vespa painted by Salvador Dalí.