Before fully dedicating himself to art, Santi Flores developed a strong technical background in metalwork and industrial structures, even working in aerospace environments.

This deep understanding of metal allows him to transform a resistant material into something light, almost transparent, where structure and emotion coexist.

Through cut-out surfaces, vibrant colors and expressive gestures, the strength of steel becomes a poetic medium rather than a limitation.

Born in Albacete, Spain, Santi Flores began his artistic journey through music and visual arts.

Over time, sculpture became his main form of expression, offering a quieter and more introspective creative process that shaped his current artistic identity.

His background in performance and music continues to influence the rhythm, gesture and presence found in his sculptures today.

Santi Flores' large-scale sculptures have been exhibited in public spaces and cultural environments across different cities.

Following installations in New York — including Broadway — his monumental figures have continued to travel internationally, bringing contemporary sculpture into the urban landscape.

Many of his works feature a raised hand, a recurring symbol representing individuality, affirmation and belonging within a collective experience.