Dea Gómez and Diego Omil, collectively known as "Los Bravú," are two artists who have established a prominent career in the realm of visual arts. Both obtained their degrees in Fine Arts from the University of Salamanca, and their collaborative journey began in 2012.
In their initial years as a duo, Los Bravú navigated within the realms of design and publishing. However, by 2016, they naturally transitioned into the visual arts circuit, with a primary focus on painting. Their work is deeply rooted in the ancient world and the Renaissance, while also harmonizing with more contemporary aesthetics.
Los Bravú have participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions, both in Spain and abroad. Among their recent solo projects are "Resplandador de Resplandores" at the Castillo de Guardias Viejas in Almería, Spain; "The Double Dream of Spring" at Pablo's Birthday Gallery in New York, USA; and "One Way" during their residency at Kontemporary in Seoul, South Korea. They have also contributed to several noteworthy collective projects, including "Illuminations" at Steve Turner Gallery in Los Angeles, USA, and "Iberian Contemporaries: The Resurgence of Spanish Art" at Fabien Fryns Fine Art Gallery in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, among others. In 2018, they were featured in the Cerveira International Art Biennial in Vila Nova de Cerveira, Portugal.
In 2016, Los Bravú were awarded a residency by La Academia de España in Rome. They have also received grants from the Transversia Residency of the Ankaria Foundation in Senegal and the Solo Residency in the UK. Their artworks are part of significant public and private collections, including the DKV Collection in Zaragoza, Spain; the Real Academia de España in Rome, Italy; the Kells Collection in Santander, Spain; the Mariano Yera Collection in Madrid, Spain; and the Casa Cortés Foundation in Puerto Rico, among others. Their work reflects a profound artistic exploration that bridges tradition and contemporaneity, solidifying them as prominent figures in the realm of visual arts.
