Fito Espinosa was a guest artist to develop an exhibition in Mallorca.

Fito Espinosa, a Peruvian artist of great experience who created his paintings and drawings a magical universe depicting the emotional and complex world of man, brought his talent to Spain, and in the last week of July he was a guest artist to design an exhibition and art and interactive events at La Residencia, A Belmond. Hotel , emblematic luxury hotel located in Deia, a picturesque town on the Balearic island of Mallorca in the heart of the Mediterranean Sea.

For three days, while the artistic intervention continued, Espinosa used his creativity and sensibility, drawing and painting live on a 2×2 meter canvas, on which, in front of everyone present, he gradually captured the figure of La Tramontana, the most representative mountain of the city of Deia in Mallorca declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011. With thin lines and true to his style, Fito managed to capture the spirit of Deia and the feminine essence of the mountain that stands on the edge of the cliff, with its vagabond houses, an abundance of vegetation and a special mysticism.

Intervention Prickly Phyto It was aimed at guests and visitors, children and adults, who, without prior introduction, were attracted and amazed by his proposal, allowing themselves to be transported into his symbolic universe. At the same time, in the beautiful gardens of the hotel, among nature and surrounded by sculptures, an exhibition of 30 of the most representative illustrations of Fito’s work, related to various emotional states of a person, was held.

La Residencia, the iconic hotel now owned by the French multinational LVMH, was the perfect setting for Fito Espinosa’s creative vision. The two 16th and 17th century mansions have been beautifully restored and furnished with antiques and local fabrics, giving them an unforgettable style and charm.

Through his social networks, Fito wrote a heartfelt message in gratitude for the recognition of his work as an artist: “These were days of constant communication with people from different countries and cultures, and it was special for me to see how they found in my work a universal language of emotions and affections, with which they could be identified. Thank you for inviting me to this wonderful place, hope to be back soon to finish what we started!”

Fito Espinoza’s work

Work Prickly Phyto Over the years, it has been strengthened, becoming an aesthetic, plastic and graphic standard for subsequent generations. In line with this, the artist has used a wide variety of media in recent years to show his proposal, such as painting, illustration, music, ceramics, sculpture, and stationery. This versatility has allowed him to expand his personal brand and build a community of followers who find in his art an emotional connection and a means of self-expression.

This is not the first time Fito has partnered with the Belmond chain. In 2019, he made an artistic intervention on Hiram Bingham’s luxury train to Machu Picchu; He also installed several permanent sculptures at the train station, presented an exhibition at the Hotel Monasterio in Cusco and for two years placed 8 of his large format works in the windows of the Copacabana Palace, the Belmond Hotel in Rio from Janiero.

Currently, Fito Espinosa is also collaborating on its proposal with recognized international brands that value art. In addition, he has combined his artistic work with teaching at the university, as well as from the Domestika platform and as a speaker at conferences, publications and social projects.

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