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PABLO I PRADA: “KINDNESS DOESN’T INTEREST ME, IT BORES ME”
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Halloween is finally here! While everyone dressing up as infernal creatures and preparing tricks and treats, let’s get you into the spirit of the holiday with Spanish artist Pablo Iglesias Prada, who captures human evil in his paintings.
My name is Pablo Iglesias Prada and I am an artist who lives and resides in a small city in the north of Spain (Gijón). My beginnings in the world of art were quite premature since from a very young age I always liked to draw and everything related to cartoons. As a child I told everyone that I wanted to work drawing Donald Duck. In the end, the hobby became my job.
One of the universal truths is that: less is more. This rule works perfectly in any artistic discipline… painting, photography, architecture, cinema… I try to make my characters have “life” using as few resources as possible, be it color, shapes or background.
I firmly believe in it, of course I have no proof nor have I had any experience that could prove such an affirmation… I only base myself on the fact that it would be really unfortunate if human beings were the summit of creation. Thinking like that is depressing to death
All my characters have something of me, it’s inevitable… guessing what exactly is more difficult.
Without a doubt being a father is one of the strangest things that have happened to me in recent years hehehe.
I make art because I love it, because it relaxes me, because it connects me with the world, and because I don’t know how to do anything else.
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