Diego Garcia

Throughout my professional growth, I’ve learnt to channel my fascination for trends, art, music, and pop culture into my own spectrum of personal aesthetics. I’m one to dabble in a diverse variety of projects as long as I’m given the chance not only to put my imagination to the test, but also to learn and gather inspiration from new experiences.

During my mass media studies in the Monteávila University (Caracas, Venezuela), I started getting involved in various audiovisual projects: from short films to viral marketing campaigns. After graduating, I went on to work at On Time Editorial Group, where I discovered a whole new world of editorial design, photographic productions, fashion, trends, and visual arts. My time here motivated me create my own pop culture platform which I christened DDA Magazine. For 6 years, this gave me the freedom to experiment with different aesthetics, disciplines, and projects: from audiovisual production to event and party planning. The latter then led me to create the artistic representation project DDA Music, through which I managed our very own DJ collective, creating their whole image, communication strategy, even aiding them in polishing their musical styles. I then moved to Madrid, Spain, where I’ve permitted myself to grow towards new horizons.

I’m a hopelessly restless soul and while my freelance keeps me occupied, I cannot stop creating and putting my brain to work. Madrid has actually allowed me to enjoy other personal delights: meeting new people, learning, travelling, gastronomy, and powerful music festivals. I must confess I’m a die-hard music junkie and this city has given me the chance to discover all types of movements and trends.

Time keeps moving forward, yet I feel I’m getting younger. I’m always searching for new ways to learn, new ways to be, and new tracks for my infinite ongoing playlist.