“His vibrant and colorful visual language combines the aesthetics of arcade video games with references to pop culture”
Dante Arcade is a Spanish urban artist based in Barcelona. He began his career in the mid-1990s with graffiti, influenced by anime, comics, and urban culture. Over time, he evolved toward creating large-scale murals, developing a self-taught and distinctive style that fuses retro aesthetics with a contemporary vision.
His vibrant and colorful visual language combines the aesthetics of arcade video games with references to pop culture. His works build dystopian scenarios that question dominant narratives and reflect on the impact of the media, exploring the relationship between technology, memory, and visual culture.
With more than two decades of experience, Dante has transformed walls across Spain and Europe into large-scale immersive experiences.
