Pablo Díaz is a renowned international contemporary artist and is living in the USA. Pablo Diaz’s style has been inspired by artists like Giotto di Bondone, Rembrandt, Duchamp, Andy Warhol, J. Beuys and Joseph Kosuth.

Pablo has focused his work on a concept that he calls “The House of the Inner Being” which explores on the state of our intangible interior house or body and is reflected physically in the form of a structure.

Pablo started working with children using his Conceptual Art and Music techniques and built an art and music programs that was designed to bring awareness and promote the children’s artistic talents.

Late 2014, Pablo and his family moved to the Lesser Antilles Island of Willemstad, which is part of the Netherlands Kingdom in the Caribbean Sea. There they taught the art program in public and private schools and closed with an art exhibition in the National Library. Pablo also wrote a book that compiles the ideas that forced him into exile and had an interview with a journalist living in the USA.

In December of 2019 the USA granted asylum to Pablo and his family, the struggle was over! In the spring of 2020 the joy, relief and taste of freedom is reflected on Pablo’s paintings, bright, intense happy colors reflect the current state of his “House of the Inner being”.