Joan Miró

Joan Miró was a Spanish painter, sculptor, and ceramicist known for his colorful, abstract works that blend elements of surrealism and expressionism. Born in 1893 in Barcelona, he used shapes, symbols, and vibrant colors to create dreamlike scenes that evoke emotions and imagination. His style often included whimsical forms, such as stars, birds, and women, reflecting a deep connection to nature and childhood. Miró’s innovative approach and playful aesthetic earned him a significant place in 20th-century art, making him a key figure in modernism and influencing many artists across various disciplines. He passed away in 1983.