Antonio Segura Donat, widely known as Dulk, creates fantastical worlds where animal hybrids roam surreal landscapes rendered in vivid color and intricate detail. A leading figure in the contemporary Spanish art scene, his practice spans illustration, painting, and large-scale street art. Deeply influenced by Surrealism, Dulk sees imagination as essential to human experience, often approaching his compositions with a childlike sense of wonder that invites viewers into vibrant, otherworldly realms.Animals and ecosystems form the core of his visual language. Having grown up surrounded by animals and obsessively copying the creatures he found in his parents’ encyclopedias, Dulk channels this early fascination into a strong ecological message. His works frequently advocate for the protection of wildlife and the fragile environments they inhabit. Pieces such as The Summit (2019) and Skavadern (2019) blend humor and tragedy to caution against the devastating consequences of environmental neglect.Dulk studied at the University of Valencia, where he began shaping the imaginative, environmentally conscious world that now defines his artistic voice.
