Pablo Hablo is an artist born and raised in Madrid, with roots in the urban scene of Alicante, where he began expressing his creativity at the age of nine. After completing his studies in Graphic Design, he was able to combine his love for graffiti with his passion for digital art, creating works that stand out for their simple yet impactful style, characterized by a subdued color palette that evokes the nostalgia of the early digital era.

Pablo Hablo’s influences include post-punk aesthetics and retrofuturism, which are reflected in his evocative works reminiscent of a bygone analog age. With a unique mastery, he manages to bring the digital world out of the screens, transforming digital resources into analog format through painting. His pixelated portraits tell everyday stories, capturing the essence of people and inviting the viewer on a nostalgic journey that embraces both the past and the future.

Inspired by iconic elements of ’80s and ’90s technology, such as Windows’ blue screens and the pixelated aesthetics of classic video games, Pablo creates a bridge between the old and the new. His work not only celebrates the past but also invites deep reflection on how technology can be consciously integrated into our lives.