Mikha-ez is an acclaimed Spanish contemporary artist and researcher, born in Gijón, Spain, in 1991. He is heavily celebrated for his intellectual and deeply reflective approach to visual arts, mapping, and the physics of light.

Artistic Philosophy and Focus

• The Ephemeral and Space: His work routinely investigates how intangible concepts like time, space, and transient moments can build tangible, physical form.
• Light and Physics: A hallmark of his creative research is exploring scientific optics. For example, his renowned artist's book, Kālā, was built around Isaac Newton’s Opticks and features an interactive rainbow spectrum printed directly onto shifting glass panels.
• Geographical Dialogues: He frequently works with themes of distance and cartography, most notably in his international project 9,806 km alongside South Korean artist Soomin Kim, which maps out the distance and artistic correspondence between Spain and South Korea.