Joe Sorren is a major artist in the Pop Surrealism movement, born in Chicago and influenced by his life experiences in New York, Barcelona, and Florence. Since 1989, he has established himself as a leading figure in Pop Surrealism, thanks to his unique talent and artistic vision.

His captivating and poetic works are characterized by blurred landscapes and distinctive characters, creating a dreamlike and emotional atmosphere. Using a soft, luminous palette, Sorren explores light and emotion with impressionistic brushstrokes that convey the movement and feelings of time. His creative process, which can span several years, allows his works to evolve and transform, capturing moments of intense emotion.

Sorren’s creations, which balance melancholy and joy, have been published in prestigious magazines such as The New Yorker, Time, and Rolling Stone. He has also collaborated with major companies like Warner Bros and Fox, and has exhibited his works in galleries and museums worldwide, including the Bristol City Museum and Palazzo Collicola in Italy.

With his distinctive style, Joe Sorren continues to influence contemporary art, leaving a lasting mark on the Pop Surrealism scene.