Daniel Garbade is a Spanish expressionist of Swiss and Cuban descent. He launched his career as a prop manager and production manager for commercials and movies, working alongside renowned personalities like Fred Zinnemann and Yves Boiset. In addition to his film work, Garbade is acknowledged as a skilled photographer, having made contributions to prestigious publications such as El País and exhibited his work at Photo España.

Garbade set out on an artistic exploration that effortlessly traversed different movements, finding a connection with the lively realm of Pop art during the influential Movida madrileña.

Renowned for his deeply personal touch, Daniel Garbade has developed a unique artistic style defined by minimalist ink drawings. His black and white oil paintings, infused with a profound sense of expressionism, have made a lasting impact on the art world.

Daniel Garbade's  versatility is evident in his substantial impact on both canvas and sculpture. Notably, he is the mastermind behind the  sculpture at the grave of Mikhail Bakunin in Bern, showcasing his multifaceted artistic talent. His work is proudly displayed in esteemed museum collections, a testament to the enduring influence of his art. Moreover, Daniel Garbade has consistently showcased his art at renowned art fairs such as ARCO and Art Basel, cementing his place in the international art scene.

Presently based in Madrid, Daniel Garbade draws continued inspiration from his rich cultural background and varied experiences. His creations entice observers to delve into the fusion of expressionism and Pop art, providing a distinct viewpoint that surpasses artistic limitations. Daniel Garbade is more than just an artist; he is a narrator whose visual tales unfold across different platforms, welcoming audiences into a realm where ink strokes and monochromatic hues intertwine to form a tapestry of emotion and significance.