Martin Satí is a graphic designer and art director. He studied Fine Arts at the University of Seville and completed his training in Winchester, United Kingdom. Throughout his career, he has developed a colourful and recognisable illustration style that has led to collaborations with national and international brands such as McDonald’s, Google, HP, AT&T, IBM, Pink Lady, National Nederlanden, Deloitte, Samsung, Apple, Beefeater, Harper’s Bazaar and Osborne, among others.

 

Alongside his personal practice, he collaborates as a designer and art director at Bassali Comunicación.

 

Martín Satí operates as an experimental space where design opens up to painting, digital creation, drawing and materials associated with the craft of design. His work is open to collaborations with brands, projects, institutions and organisations, bringing his visual language into different contexts, formats and disciplines.

 

He lives, works, and studies in Triana, Seville (Spain).

 

His working philosophy is rooted in graphic design as a craft: its tools, images, formats and ways of making. From there, Martín brings together techniques, materials and disciplines to observe what happens when things are placed in relation to one another. His aim is not for design to explain everything, but for it to open up possibilities, move beyond its usual function and develop new forms through those relationships.

 

To use the craft of design without allowing it to close off the experience.