Pop art sculpture "Ballonhund Happy Dog" (Blue version) by Miguel Guía

Miguel Guía was born on October 29, 1960 in Madrid. Growing up in the foundry and sculpture workshop of his family, he came into contact with the artistic design early on. Surrounded by various artists, he was suitable for a variety of knowledge of the sculptor craftsmanship. His initial style was primarily inspired by cubism, and was based on the works of Picasso and Manolo Valdés. For years he remained true to the Cubist style and at the same time began his journey in realism. Over the years, however, Guía developed his own style, which he himself describes as a "art essence". By this he understands the "breaking of the form to find the nature of the sculpture". This approach shows its deep appreciation for the structural and conceptual core elements of the sculpture. Guía's works are characterized by the fact that they express complex ideas and emotions with impressive clarity and elegance. Interested parties can admire his works of art in various galleries and exhibitions worldwide that regularly offer insights into the work of this remarkable artist. Discover other fascinating aspects of his work and be inspired by the unique "Art essence" Miguel Guías.