Óscar Llorens is a renowned Spanish artist and illustrator born in Madrid (1975). With a career spanning over two decades, he has established himself as a key figure in the Contemporary Pop Surrealism and Lowbrow art scenes, bridging the gap between fine art and premium commercial illustration.
After graduating in Business Administration, Llorens pivoted to follow his creative calling, evolving a unique visual language characterized by vibrant figurative painting, nostalgic narratives, and a neo-pop aesthetic. His work explores the delicate balance between childhood innocence and the complexity of adult life, featuring a cast of endearing yet surreal characters that invite viewers into a meticulously detailed world of imagination.
As a high-profile commercial illustrator, Óscar has collaborated with world-class agencies (including Saatchi & Saatchi, BBDO, and Leo Burnett) and iconic global brands.
His portfolio includes standout projects for:
Technology & Media: Google, The Washington Post, Le Monde.
Luxury & Lifestyle: Mercedes-Benz, Lacoste, Cirque du Soleil.
Consumer Goods: Coca-Cola, Coronita, Red Bull.
Fine Art & International Exhibitions
Private collectors and institutions worldwide highly seek his contemporary paintings and limited-edition prints. Óscar has built a formidable presence in the global art circuit, showcasing his work at prestigious international art fairs including West Bund Art & Design (Shanghai) and Art Central (Hong Kong). His career is marked by consistent representation in major art hubs, with exhibitions at Maddox Gallery in London, 333 Gallery in Taiwan, and K+Y Gallery in Paris, solidifying his status in the international Pop Surrealism market.

Currently represented by Maddox Gallery (London) and 333 Gallery (Shanghai), his work is part of private collections across Europe, Asia, and America.
If you have a project or just want to say hello, you can do it here: ollorens@ollorens.com 
Selected International Art Fairs & Solo Shows:
• 2026. Sour Select. Est Art Gallery, Madrid
• 2025. Art Taichung. 333 Gallery, Taiwan
• 2025. Art Central, Hong Kong. K+Y Gallery, Paris
• 2024. "Move Through Colour". Maddox Gallery, London
• 2024. WestBund, Shanghai, Caelis Gallery
• 2024. "Nostalgy" Solo Show. Caelis Gallery Shanghai
• 2024. Art Tainan. Ting Ting Gallery, Taiwan
• 2024. "Morpheus", Maddox Gallery, London
• 2023. Madrid, Lucha de Gigantes

• 2023. Art 021 Shangai. Ting Ting Gallery
• 2023. "Summer Daze". Maddox Gallery, London.

• 2023. ART Hsinchu Taiwan 
• 2022. OneOffs NFT
• 2022. ART021, Taiwan.
• 2022. ART Taipei
• 2022. ART Formosa
• 2022. ART Taichung 
• 2022. ART Hsinchu 
• 2022. WHATZ, Taipei.
• 2022. Taipei Dongdai
• 2022. ART SOLO , Taiwan
• 2022. ONE ART TAIPEI, Taipei Taiwan
• 2021. ART TAICHUNG, in Central Taiwan
• 2021. West Bund Art & Design, in Shanghai China
• 2021. ART TAIPEI, Taipei Taiwan
• 2021. ART FORMOSA , Taipei Taiwan
• 2021. Art Tainan Art Fair. Taiwan
• 2021. "Welcome Home Art" 3punts Gallery. Barcelona
• 2018. Sala Pavilion. Madrid
• 2017. Palacio de las alajas. Madrid
• 2016. Atomic Garden. Madrid.
• 2014. Art Firday. Madrid.
• 2014. La Galería Roja. Sevilla .
• 2014. Panta Rhei. Madrid.
• 2014. La Galería Roja. Sevilla
• 2014. The “Positive Side Effects•. Quebec
• 2014. The “Positive Side Effects•. Paris
• 2013. Escalera de incendios. Barcelona
• 2012. Escuela Tag. Madrid
• 2012. Guru Gallery. México
• 2012. Green Card Gallery. Nueva York
• 2011. Capetown. Madrid
• 2011. Hotel Kafka. Madrid
• 2010. Utopic_Us. Madrid
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