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His style is often described as "childlike expressionism," blending the raw energy of street art (reminiscent of Basquiat) with the innocence of children's book illustrations.
They are Plans' signature characters—small figures with big eyes and mouse ears—representing the innocence and potential within everyone to solve real-world problems.
Despite their cute appearance, his works tackle serious issues like climate change, gender violence, and the loss of innocence in modern society.
He was born in Madrid, Spain, in 1977. His father was a science fiction writer, which heavily influenced Edgar's imaginative storytelling approach.
Yes. While primarily a painter, he has successfully expanded his "Animal Heroes" into the 3D realm with highly sought-after limited edition vinyls and bronze sculptures.
Collectors are drawn to the emotional honesty and energy of his work. His art acts as a "window to childhood," offering optimism and vibrancy to any interior space.
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