Collection: Oscar Tusquets Blanca

Architect by profession, designer by adaptation, painter by vocation, and writer out of the need to make friends, Oscar Tusquets Blanca is the prototype of the all-round artist that the specialization of the modern world has brought to the brink of extinction. Born in Barcelona in 1941, he graduated as an architect in 1965 from the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura in Barcelona. A founding member of the now-defunct Studio Per, he worked with Lluís Clotet until 1984 on the vast majority of his projects, which include Casa Fullà, Casa Regás and its belvedere, a house in Pantelleria, and the restaurant La Balsa.

In 1975, together with his Master and friend Salvador Dalí, he executed the Mae West Room in Figuera's Teatro-Museo. After working for several years with architect Carlos Díaz, in 1987 they formed a partnership to develop their projects in urban planning, architecture, interior design, and architectural design, both in Spain and France, as well as in Holland, Germany, and Japan.