Tremos, born in Peru and raised in Lima, is a renowned artist who is part of the new wave of neo-syncretism, blending material dynamics between Europe and Latin America. Understanding the environment where Miguel Canchari, artistically known as Tremos, grew up is essential to grasp his artistic vision. Influenced both by Catholicism present in his education and the Andean worldview inherited from his parents, his work reflects a constant dialogue between these cultures.

From a young age, Tremos felt a deep connection to art. At 17, he had an epiphany while discovering the brush as he painted a wall in the street, a moment that defined his artistic vocation. His work is characterized by figurative painting that combines Baroque and Andean influences, and non-figurative painting where materiality is expressed through a pre-Hispanic heritage.

In his career, he has been recognized as one of the four artists selected by the Desperados Foundation to represent the city of Marseille. Among his achievements is the creation of a 120 m² mural at the University of Saint Charles in Marseille, a classified building. In addition, he received high honors for his Master’s degree in art from the Marseille School of Fine Arts. In 2023, he was recognized as the Latin artist of the year by the Latino Graff association in France.

Currently, he has Desperados, a well-known beer brand, as a sponsor of his artistic practice, maintaining a close relationship with the Desperados Foundation. His most successful collaborations and projects reflect his ability to build bridges of dialogue between Europe and Latin America, blending cultural symbols and support-surface techniques.

Tremos continues to work on new projects that reflect his Latin American roots and unique vision. With future plans that include new exhibitions and collaborations, his career promises to remain a reference in contemporary art.