Abu Faisal Sergio Tapia

b. 1971

Biography: Abu Faisal Sergio Tapia (March 30, 1971, Argentina), Distinguished Argentine Visual Artist for the city of Rosario and the province of Santa Fe, with more than 2000 works of art, fusing art and technology in his artistic creation of the Urban Art and Street Art, influenced by the revolutionary currents of Modern Art that were born in Paris, which broke with the traditional conservative painting of the academy and under the avant-garde of post-contemporary art, in the development as a plastic artist of the XXI Century, combining various techniques from the Urban Art and Street Art, painting , engraving, Paste-up Art, Poster Art and printed mural art in Fine Art. Committed intellectual artist, author of the "Manifesto of Post-Contemporary Art in Resistance" and founder of the MIAPCR MUSEUM Musée International d'Art Post- Contemporain en Résistance museum member of the Registry of Argentine Museums RMA of the Secretariat of Cultural Heritage of the Ministry of Culture of the Argentine Republic and museum member of the Registry of Ibero-American Museums (RMI) Madrid - Spain. Specialization in Modern and Contemporary Art and Design: Specialization in Graphic Design, CalArts California Institute of the Arts and Specialization in Modern and Contemporary Art and Design - MoMA The Museum of Modern Art of New York. His works of art are found in various countries of the world.