VICTOR PÉREZ-PALLARÈS SETÓ

Born in Lleida (1998), currently based in Barcelona.
Holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Transdisciplinary and Audiovisual Design from BAU University Centre (Barcelona) and a Master’s Degree in Comparative Studies in Art, Literature and Thought from Pompeu Fabra University.

Emerging Artistic Projects Grant — Roca Umbert Fàbrica de les Arts (2020);
Support to Creation Grant — Festival TNT x El Corralito (2021);
Member of the Research and Thought Group — CCCB and LaSullivan (2022);
Sala d’Art Jove Grant (2022);
Participating Artist — La Biennal del Pensament (2022); and
DespertaLab Grant — Nau Ivanow (2023).
Resident Artist — Hangar, Artistic production and Research center (2025).

His work has been presented at HRTZ Festival (BAU University, 2019); the RXTX2020 online exhibition with the piece Pan y Circo (2020); Panoràmic Festival (Roca Umbert Fàbrica de les Arts, 2021) with the installation AQHHDDD; Festival TNT (Terrassa, 2021) with the performance I Tried Speedrunning Virtuality and the Acceleration Physically Hurt Me, also shown at Ideal Centre d’Arts Digitals (Barcelona, 2021) within the festival Active Activism Act; ArtNou (Barcelona, 2022) with the performance Fer Temps i Arribar Tard; La Biennal del Pensament (CCCB, Barcelona, 2022) with the installation Campament; Sala d’Art Jove (Barcelona, 2022) in the exhibition Focs d’un mateix incendi with the piece Cute Classism Sweet Fascism; Espai Facto (Barcelona, 2023) in jijiji with No pero me gustaría verlas and Montse Energy; Sala Taro (Barcelona, 2023) in the 4x4 performance program with Un Screamer en Clau de Sol; mmmad Festival (Madrid, 2024) with the installation Cute Classism, Sweet Fascism 2.0; and at Arts Santa Mònica (Barcelona, 2024) in Dijous de veu i paraula with the performance Sense Títol (amaga).

As a designer, he works across creative direction, visual identity and motion graphics, developing concept-driven projects that merge music, performance and digital art. His practice explores the intersection between sound, image and narrative — translating ideas into cohesive visual worlds that span album campaigns, live shows and moving image. He has created full-scale creative identities for musicians and cultural institutions such as Razzmatazz, Rojuu, Faxu, UGLY or Hadren, overseeing concept, art direction and production.

He has also collaborated with artist Antoni Muntadas on the project Tasmanian Tiger, presented at Ars Electronica (Linz, 2022), and is currently working with artist Stelarc on a forthcoming exhibition.

Co-creator of AMAGA, a collective focused on performing and scenic arts. Their work has been presented at La Saleta (Lleida, 2020), L’Escorxador (Lleida, 2021) and Sala Beckett (Barcelona, 2022). Winners of the DespertaLab 2023 Grant and resident company at Nau Ivanow, they are currently developing their second large-scale piece in co-production with Festival Grec and Fundació Brossa.