Fabian Perez Prints

• 9th Nov 2020 brought the release of Fabians latest artwork,  “Bella” on Giclee Canvas.
• 1st July 2020 marked the release of the hand-embellished Canvas print “Olga at Home”.
• 9th April 2020 saw the release of “For a Better Life IX”. This piece quickly became an instant hit with fans of Fabian’s works.

Inspiration & Style

Fabian Perez’s figurative art prints reflect his upbringing. Many of his artworks show some of the interesting characters he was exposed to through his father’s business. In Fabian’s art, he portrays his father as the man stood outside the bordellos and nightclubs, with the women being those he saw growing up.

Inspired by the Shodo (often practised by Samurai and Buddhist monks). His fusion of martial arts and art became a part of his painting technique.

“With Shodo,” Fabian explains, “one sits on the floor with a sheet of rice paper, a brush and Chinese ink. The artist begins to concentrate and, when he feels ready or the urge strikes, he starts to paint”. 

“When a stroke is made on the paper, the artist cannot turn back. If he is unhappy with what he has created, he must start all over. Even when I’m going backwards and forward with my colours, the important thing is the determination of each stroke.”

Fabian’s Background

Fabian Perez was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1967, and had a difficult childhood. His father owned several illegal bordellos and nightclubs, which often resulted in their family home being visited by the police.

Fabian’s mother on the other hand was artistic, and encouraged her son to develop his skill for art, proudly displaying his work.

When Fabian was 16 his mother died, he then lost his father 3 years later. Following these losses which impacted him so greatly, Fabian lived as a gypsy, turning to martial arts as a way to help him overcome the sadness and despair of losing his parents.

Homeless, Fabian taught karate to make a living. It was in 1984 that he met Japanese karate master, Oscar Higa. He became his teacher, father figure, friend and a great inspiration for his life. 3 years after meeting him, he decided to follow Oscar to Italy. It was there, just outside Venice, that he began his career as an artist.

After seven years in Italy, where he spent his time painting and giving martial arts exhibitions, Fabian moved to Japan.

Present Day

After his time in Japan, Fabian moved to LA. Here he worked as a busboy and model, painting throughout the night. In 2001, two gallery owners and art publishers saw Fabian’s work and formed a partnership to develop his career as a fine artist. This collaboration was an unmitigated success, with every painting created immediately sold, demand for Fabian’s work exploded. 

Today Fabian Perez works from a studio in Los Angeles, and has become one of the world’s most successful contemporary artists. Fabian lives with his wife, Luciana (who is in many of his paintings) and his three children. He paints, plays soccer, trains, teaches martial arts to close friends and travels the world for art inspiration.

Collectors Prints are proud to supply our customers with a range of Fabian Perez Prints, including Giclée Canvas or Giclée on Paper.

International Success

Fabian Perez’s powerful and exciting paintings have won him international acclaim:

• In 2014 The Academy of Artists – Italy named Fabian Artist of the Year
• Fabian was the official artist at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver and the 2010 Latin Grammy Awards
• Fabian has even been acknowledged in his homeland of Argentina. They have put on a rare government-funded public exhibition of his artwork for the nation

Celebrity Collectors

Today Fabian Perez is one of the world’s most collected artists. His celebrity admirers range from sporting superstars Sugar Ray Leonard, Shaquille O’Neal and Lionel Messi, to Grammy Award-winning rock star Scott Weiland, singer Shakira, singer-songwriter Juan Gabriel, and even actors Micky Rourke, Mario Lopez and Megan Fox.

Most recently Fabian was a guest at the Vatican where he presented Pope Francis with his portrait. This now hangs in the Pontiff’s private collection.

The President of the Latin Grammy Awards – Gabriel Abora, and President of the American Grammy Awards – Neil Portnow also both own pieces by Fabian.

Fabian has become the world’s most exciting figurative artist on the contemporary scene, with his colossal worldwide success showing no signs of waning.