OTTSTUFF (Estella, 1990) is a Spanish urban artist and graphic designer.
Blending the languages of iconographic graffiti and graphic design, he constructs a dreamlike, minimalist universe where color serves as the primary expressive force. His work is influenced by surrealism and minimalism, drawing inspiration from architecture and nature.
Rooted in public spaces, his artistic language aligns with post-iconographic graffiti and minimalist surrealism, aiming to enhance our daily relationship with the environment through a constructive and emotional transformation.
Recurring elements in his work include the silhouettes of faces, which allow him to explore human essence from an egalitarian perspective, setting aside stereotypical distinctions. Another signature motif is the use of colorful dots, referencing the fundamental elements of artistic expression.
Figuratively, he focuses on animals and human portraits, experimenting with techniques such as ink and bleach painting. He is also deeply engaged in clay modeling and upcycling art, frequently exploring the connection between nature and humanity.
For him, play and circular experimentation are both the starting point and the ultimate goal of his creative process.