Albert Plana

Albert Plana (b. 1990, Barcelona) Albert Martínez, professionally known as Plana, is a contemporary Barcelona-based artist working at the intersection of abstract geometry, street art energy, and avant-garde digital design.

Emerging from a strong background as a graffiti writer, his artistic evolution bridges the raw, spontaneous vitality of urban landscapes with the absolute structural precision of high-end vector illustration.

Deeply inspired by the textures of Antoni Tàpies, the surrealist organic forms of Joan Miró, and the spatial depth of Mark Rothko, Plana translates classic abstract principles into the digital realm. His current work replaces the traditional canvas with clean, digital surfaces where sharp industrial compositions and vibrant color fields co-exist in perfect harmony.

Driven by a fascination with personal mysticism and identity, his practice synthesizes conceptual narratives—such as his own animal totems—into monumental, sophisticated visual statements tailored for high-end contemporary spaces.

Self-taught contemporary artist with an extensive background in urban art and graffiti writing. Developed a rigorous personal practice focusing on vector design, digital illustration, and geometric abstraction.

2024 - "Vernissage Fin de primavera", Fucar22 Art Gallery, Madrid, Spain (Group Exhibition, Physical Art)

2024 - "Art's Resurgence", Luna Grande Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey (Group Exhibition, Physical Art)