Marcos Vidal Font is an unorthodox sculptor. Inspired at the beginning by a Dadaist practice, his work develops and materializes in a critical dialogue with objects, very often as furniture pieces. Vidal experiments with the location of his creations in the exhibition space and in the public space, creating specific works for specific contexts. His work materials are wood and ceramics to which he sometimes incorporates objects from different origins creating pieces that show a fusion of imaginary objects.

Graduated at the San Carlos Faculty of Fine Arts in the Polytechnic University of Valencia, Spain in 1991, graphic art speciality, and graduated at the University Autónoma Coahuila in Mexico 2019, where he was invited as guest teacher.

His work has been presented in solo exhibitions at: Antonia Puyó Gallery, Zaragoza; Schillerpalais in Neuköln, Berlín; Casal Solleric, Palma de Mallorca; Hilvaria Studios in the Netherlands; CCA Andratx in Mallorca; Field Institute Hombroich in Germany. He has participated in international events as the 2nd and 3rd BIAB Beijing International Art Biennale, China; 2nd Mediterranean Biennial, Dubrovnik, Croatia; Busan International Print art Festival de Corea; IEEB 4 International Experimental Engraving Biennial a Bucarest; SEA International Sculpture Symposium of Alicante and Cerco 2019 in Zaragoza. Art fairs; Estampa 97 at Madrid; KIAF’07, KIAF’08 and KIAF’09 at Seoul; Chicago Next Art Fair; SWAB 2012 in Barcelona; Supermarket art fair 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2015 in Stockholm; and Art Suomi in Helsinki.

Residences; Experimental Atelier and Portocarrero Atelier in Havanna; Frans Masereel Centrum in Belgium; Starke Foundation Berlin; Malongen Nytorget in Stockholm; Lichtemberg Studios in Berlin; Insel Hombroich Foundation in Germany; CRIDA in Palma de Mallorca; MuseoGrabado Museo Felguerez in Zacatecas, Mexico; V54 Po Leung Kok Foundation in Hong Kong; ZK/U Zentrum für Kunst und Urbanistik in Berlin.

His work is in institutional collections; the Consell de Mallorca; the Juan Gil Albert culture institute, Diputación de Alicante; the City Council of Alicante; the Faculty of Fine Arts San Carlos of Valencia; the National Library of Madrid in Spain; the Frans Masereel centrum at Kasterlee in Belgium; the Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Antwerp in Belgium; the Majdanek Museum in Lublin, Poland; the Saltillo Museum of Graphic Arts in Mexico; and the Insel Hombroich Foundation in Germany.