Sarkha

Sarkha is a contemporary visual artist from Spain whose work traverses the boundaries between the organic and the digital, exploring themes of identity, memory, and urban environments. Born in Seville in 1989, Sarkha developed an early fascination with street art, eventually integrating elements of graffiti, collage, and digital manipulation into their unique aesthetic. With a background in architecture and fine arts, Sarkha’s practice reflects a deep interest in spatial relationships and how narratives can be embedded and uncovered within urban landscapes.

Their creations, often characterized by bold color palettes, textured layers, and delicate linework, have been showcased in solo and group exhibitions across Spain, France, and Germany. Sarkha draws inspiration from everyday life, found objects, and the multicultural fabric of Spanish cities, translating visual impressions and personal experiences into evocative mixed-media works. Committed to community engagement, Sarkha collaborates with local collectives to initiate public art projects that reclaim abandoned spaces and invite dialogue about gentrification and cultural heritage.

Their innovative contributions continue to reshape how contemporary Spanish art is perceived, positioning Sarkha as an emerging voice in the European art scene.