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He is a mind which contains a whole world of imagina-tion and creativity, where

everything is possible.

His inspiration for each drawing reflects a bit of his

interior, of what he lives and surrounds him, reality

and fiction, and of everyday stories drawn mainly on

paper and walls. He is always trying to be more

professional without losing his cheerful style present in

his drawings.

Everything started when he was still living in his world of fantasy in the center of Brazil. Since he was a child he learned and created taking advantage of the cabinetmaker’s workshop next to his house, as well as of other artists he met thanks to his father. At the age of ten he made his first drawing, which represented an actor from one of his favourite TV shows of that time.

In 2004 he met two influential graffiti writers who introduced him the graffiti and typography used in the Brazilian street art, called ”pichaçao”. Two years later he decided to go further and use the graffiti not just as a leisure activity but as a way of catching the attention and of showing other artists new bases and materials. It is then when he started to devote all his time to drawing studying different drawing techiniques. In the same year he started studying several courses of the interior design degree.

In 2009, after several years decorating locals, painting walls and participating in various collective events in Brazil, he moves to Madrid, Spain. There, he makes a step forward in his career, and starts studying Ceramic decoration.

His love and passion for the public exhibit of his art, both painted and stick, are just a way of showing and sharing with everyone a little bit of what he has inside himself, basically making the viewer’s enjoy his art.

Portraying ordinary life and everything that surrounds him, is the basic idea that he applies to each and every one of his pieces. The tool to transmit to the spectator whatever it’s portrayed or to inspire them by the dreamlike world that surrounds each piece created by the artist.

Pedro Sega started to work as a freelance illustrator and muralist in 2006. He works primarily with ink, pencil, mixed media and

digital media.

Currently he lives and works in Madrid, Spain.

E x h i b i t i o n s

Solo Shows2012“El jardín de pensamientos”. La Eriza. Madrid, Spain“Money Maker”. La Juana. Madrid, Spain

Group Show2011“La Cultura Española y el Folclore Brasileiro”. La Intrusa. Madrid, Spain

P r e s s a n d p u b l i c a t i o n s

SPAINM a g a z i n e s

Forbes Magazine, nº 3. May 2013

Calle20 Magazine, nº 77. May 2013

AD Magazine, nº 77. Febrary 2013

Calle20 Magazine, nº 73. November 2012

Digital Newspaper Somos Malasaña. November 2012

InTouch Magazine, nº 315. October 2012

El Duende Magazine, nº 124. July 2012

Digital Magazine Numero Cero. November 2011

BRAZIL

Reportaje Jornal do Meio Dia Newscast, May 2011

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| F o r B E S

ILUSTRATION FORBES MAGAZINE | La versión española de Forbes, que ha llegado a España hace unos meses, ha

contado en su cuarta edición con Sega para ilustrar uno de sus artículos de opinión sobre actualidad económica.

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ILUSTRACIÓN REVISTA CALLE20 | Interpretando el texto de Rosana Alonso Para en la sección de cuentos de la revista calle20, el ilustrador ha llevado al ordenador los pensamientos que surgían de la mente de la escritora.

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ILLUSTRATION AD MAGAZINE | «As in the illustrator Pedro Sega´s (our latest discovery) fantasy house, that he has drawn full with the most real technology. This is art.»

Montse Cuesta, AD Magazine

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CERAMIC MINI-SCULPTURES | Crafted for a project in which, several artists joined together, using urban furniture, to show their vision of street art. Due to the tremendous success of all the pieces, they had to produce more copies of the sculptures for their commercialization.

| G A R D E N O F T H O U G H T

GARDEN OF THOUGHT EXHIBITION | «This is the name of the exhibition presented by Pedro Sega at La Eriza next November 8th. 3,60 meters by 90cm flowers divided on

49 pieces make up the whole display. In here, we would have the opportunity to get closer to the artist´s work.»

Antonio Pérez,Newspaper Somos Malasaña

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WALLPAPERS | «You may have seen some of his pieces

just by walking around the Malasaña Distrisc, where

he lives, for example on Valverde or Barco streets. Or even eating within the neighborhood, at Pizza al

Cuadrado in Ballesta Street.

He began doing street art on 2006, by painting murals

and thrown up, and although he makes his living out of

drawing illustrations (for brands and events) and

interior decoration, his aim is focused on art...

… I haven´t had any problems on the street. I

don´t use sprays (although I did use them back in Brazil)

and that is why when the police comes and sees I

am only working with paper and glue, they walk away.

Sometimes, they even come back to see the final outcome.

It´s funny how if you capture something beautiful in the

street walls, they don´t call you a tagger.”»

Pilar Sanz, Revista Calle 20

MOVING DECORATION | Sega expresses his art not only on conventional basis. In this promotional action by Mercedes, he decorated a model Class A . They used it to record a video where the car was driven around Madrid stopping by all the spots where the artist had placed his urban artwork.

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ILLUSTRATIONS IN TOUCH MAGAZINE | “We chose the illustrator Pedro Sega to take part in the production of these fashion layouts because the versality of his work matched perfectly with the strength of the baroque

and rocker accessories shown.”

Department of fashion magazine In Touch

| T H E B A R C O ’ S P O R T A L

DEAD NATURE MURAL | «Pedro Sega is the district neighbor and author of the work, produced on

paper and glued to the doors in which all pedestrian´s eyes top and stare

deeply with no exception.»

Antonio Pérez,Newspaper Somos Malasaña

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BODY PAINTING AT THE KRAKEN RUM PARTY | «In the darkness of the night, the coast´s lighthouse lighted up the people´s skin tattooed by Pedro Sega.»

Esther Ordax,El Duende Magazine

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BOARDS AT EAFAC | The school façade hadn´t been restored for many years. The school´s principal asked the artist to take the opportunity and place his work. Today, there are five murals welcoming both students and visitors.

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ILLUSTRATED BOOK | Urchin Press

publishing house ordered a series of drawings to publish

them along in a book that would later be

presented at the International Festival

of Illustrated books Como Pedro por mi

casa, which took place on Barcelona, during November 2012. The outcome of the work

was a collection of fantastic animal’s

drawings, under the title El Bestario de

Julian.

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