David Maker is a Spanish graphic designer and muralist known for his intricate visual compositions that merge seemingly unrelated objects and elements to create compelling narratives. His work explores themes of nostalgia, symbolism, and collection, inviting viewers to interpret the relationships between the elements he carefully assembles.

Blending traditional painting with graphic design and collage, Maker incorporates textures, cutouts, and layered forms to experiment with space, contrast, and balance. His compositions carry both symbolic and visual weight, fostering reflection while maintaining harmony between painted imagery and graphic elements.

Muralism is a core passion for Maker, offering him the opportunity to transform public spaces and redefine architectural identities. His large-scale works interact with their surroundings, presenting fresh perspectives of each location through art. He has contributed to international projects, including the London Mural Fest (UK), Waterford Walls Festival (Ireland), and Wynwood Mural Fest (USA), as well as urban beautification initiatives in Zamora and Langreo, Spain.

Guided by the unique characteristics of each space, Maker allows the creative process to evolve organically, ensuring that every mural integrates seamlessly into its environment. He views muralism as an act of connection with public space, while painting serves as an act of liberation. Through his art, he seeks to create immersive visual experiences that invite personal interpretation, reinforcing the transformative power of muralism and painting as a unified artistic expression.