Artist

DIEGO

BIOGRAPHY

1986年生まれ、東京を拠点に活動。街で普段何気なく目にするモノをユーモラスに擬人化したキャラクターを抽象絵画として描く。 DIEGOのもたらす「脱臼したストリート表現」は、 絵画や壁画というビジュアルアートから、街中のグラフィティ、コンセプチュアルアートまで活動の幅を広げている。近年はコレクティブ SIDE COREの一員として展覧会の企画や作品発表を精力的に行う他、自身が主催する壁画プログラムにおいても世界各国のアーティストたちの壁画制作のディレクションを行っている。

Born in 1986 and based in Tokyo, DIEGO creates abstract paintings that humorously personify everyday objects commonly seen in the city. His “disjointed street expressions” expand the scope of his work from visual arts like painting and murals to graffiti in urban environments and conceptual art. In recent years, he has been an active member of the collective SIDE CORE, involved in curating exhibitions and presenting his own work. Additionally, he directs mural projects for artists from around the world as part of his own mural program.

個展 | Solo Exhibitions

2023 Solo Exhibition No.12, DAILY SUPPLY SSS, Tokyo, Japan
2022 MY SOCIAL LADDER, PARCEL, Tokyo, Japan
2020 I’m looking at you., OIL by Bijutsutecho, Tokyo, Japan
  Always Secret OK , ON SUNDAYS, Tokyo, Japan
2018

IMPORTANT GARBAGE, Hidari Zingaro, Tokyo, Japan

グループ展 | Group Exhibitions

2024 Friends Wall (Group Show), NN, Kanazawa, Japan
NEU TRIBALISM, WALL_alternative, Tokyo, Japan
2023 Echo Windows, parcel, Tokyo, Japan
BAYSIDE STAND, BLOCK HOUSE, Tokyo, Japan
SUMMER HOLIDAY SLAM ‘23, VOYAGE KIDS, Osaka, Japan
モツレテホドケル, OIL by Bijutsutecho, Tokyo, Japan
2022 SELLIT 4 curated by Kotaro Hosono, CENTER/SANUKI, Takamatsu, Japan
Group Exhibition, Allouche Gallery, New York, USA
CMYK COLORS RISO PRINT POSTER Exhibition, VOYAGE KIDS, Osaka, Japan
SIDE CORE: 路・線・図・Ⅱ, Gallery Trax, Yamanashi, Japan
Someplace Friendly, Someplace Fractured PHASE 2, ON SUNDAYS, The Watari Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo, Japan
Light Line, OIL by Bijutsutecho, Tokyo, Japan
2021 AFTER APOX. – BIEN, DIEGO AND GASIUS, CALM & PUNK GALLERY, Tokyo, Japan
Build the Time by Shin Hamada & DIEGO, HAITSU Nishiogikubo, Tokyo, Japan
2020 Warning Signs, Gallery Trax, Yamanashi, Japan
2019  COMIC ABSTRACTION BY WRITERS, PARCEL, Tokyo, Japan

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