Romero Britto
Romero Britto (b. 1963, Recife, Brazil) is an internationally renowned neo-pop artist and founder of the Happy Art Movement. His signature style brilliantly combines Cubism, Pop Art, and street art, resulting in vibrant, uplifting masterpieces of love, joy, and optimism.
The Master of "Happy Art"
Born in Brazil, Britto was entirely self-taught, using scraps of cardboard and newspaper to craft his early works. After traveling to Europe in 1983, he drew deep inspiration from the cubist and abstract masters, shaping his distinctive pop-cubist aesthetic.
Global Recognition & Exhibitions
Dubbed one of the most collected artists in history, Britto's work has been exhibited in over 120 countries and featured in the Carrousel Du Louvre. He is also celebrated for his massive public installations, including the largest in the history of London's Hyde Park.
Iconic Collaborations & Philanthropy
Known for making art accessible to all, Britto has collaborated with major global brands, including Apple, Disney, and Absolut Vodka. He is also a dedicated benefactor who has donated his time and art to over 250 charitable organizations worldwide.
