(Spain, 1973) Rómulo Celdrán develops his work within the fields of painting and sculpture. He had his first solo exhibition at the age of 16. His early introduction into the professional artistic world led him to consolidate his artistic training in a self- taught way.

His curriculum vitae includes solo exhibitions like Rómulo Celdrán at Hasted Kraeutler Gallery in New York in 2014, Sharp in 2021 at Galerie Pi in Copenhagen or Digital Tenebrism at BBA Gallery in Berlin in 2022; group exhibitions at an international level featuring his participation in Sketchy at Hasted Kraeutler Gallery in New York in 2013 or Realismus – das Abenteuer der Wirklichkeit. Courbet-Hopper-Gursky (Germany), a touring exhibition through Germany and The Netherlands in 2010.

Rómulo Celdrán was selected by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, Percent for Art Program, like one of the six finalists for a permanent public artwork for the Grand Concourse Street improvement project.

He has also participated in Awards such as the London Art Biennale, the Francesco Messina Foundation Premio Internazionale Giovane Scultura, the Sovereign European Art Prize or the Mapfre Foundation Penagos Drawing Prize.

He has taken part in international art fairs including ArcoMadrid, Scope Basel, JustMad, Arte Lisboa, Munich Contempo, Art Cologne, Kunst Zurich, The Solo Project Basel, Swab Barcelona, Bloom Colonia or Contemporary Istanbul.

His works can be found in institutional and private collections like the Art Collection HypoVereinsbank (Germany), Basque Centre-Museum of Contemporary Art Artium (Spain), Artphilein Fundation (Liechtenstein), La Caixa Testimonio Collection (Spain), Genty Latimer Collection (London, UK), Beth Rudin DeWoody Collection (Florida, EEUU), Museum Art.Plus (Germany) or The Droom en Daad Foundation (Netherlands), amongst others.