Dante Arcade is a Spanish visual artist based in Barcelona whose practice originates in 1990s graffiti culture.
His contemporary visual language combines glitch aesthetics, retro-futurism, and digital memory to explore themes of pop culture, technology, and nostalgia.
Through pixelation and visual fragmentation, his work examines the fragility of contemporary memory and the obsolescence of media.
He develops a hybrid practice that moves between large-scale public murals and conceptually rigorous studio production.
Influenced by rap, skateboarding, science fiction, and video games, he creates a form of “visual archaeology” where analog and digital worlds coexist.