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Marc Prat Codina. Mixed technique on canvas. "Feet". 80x90cm. 2009. Hand signed.

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Marc Prat Codina. Mixed media on canvas. "Feet". 80x90cm. 2009. Hand signed. Mounted on a wooden frame. Marc Prat, Mataró 1971. He has been professionally dedicated to the field of music and painting since 1999. His artistic work has been awarded nationally and he has exhibited painting and engraving in various nationalities in Europe and Africa, including Barcelona, Wiesbaden, Karlsruhe , A Coruña, Madrid, Vigo and Tanger the most recent. His work is represented at the Bancaja Foundation (winner of the 2011 Bancaja National Award), and at the Mataró Museum, among other entities and private collections. He currently works with various musicians, mainly Toti Soler, Marc Parrot and Dídac Rocher, and is involved in various projects within jazz and experimental music. He has made several records with Lluís Llach, Duquende, Soma Planet, and has recorded music for various radio and television projects.

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