Pejac at the MUCA Collection Munich

Whether striking site-specific murals or intricately repurposed replicas of classic masterpieces, Pejac creates a new modern style that is widely acclaimed. The Barcelona-based artist cleverly transforms familiar images to reinvent public space. He touches on sensitive social and environmental issues in an intelligent and poetic way. His works are characterised by the universal language he develops from the right combination of detailed painterly skills, original and effective concepts and an extensive knowledge of the classical canon. 

Pejac's impressive interplay of his message to be conveyed and the adaptation of his skills leave masterful total works of art. Whether on paper, canvas or in public, he works and has a tremendous ability to adapt his work perfectly to illustrate a clear and powerful message. To achieve such an effect, he uses various visual effects, often resorting to unconventional tools and methods or finding alternative ways to present the completed work. 

The Spanish artist is able to create remakes of classic masterpieces by Monet or Delacroix, and deliberately plays with references to great artists such as Giacometti or Fontana. From an infinitely wide range of different media and techniques, which he uses purposefully with his special approach, Pejac creates a connection between his unique pictorial works. The ability to maintain his personal style and make it recognisable despite the diversity in conception and methodology is certainly one of his greatest talents.