Juan Manuel Rozas
                                                                                    
Juan Manuel Rozas is a Miami-based multidisciplinary artist, born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. A self-taught painter and musician, he has been part of Miami’s creative landscape since the mid-1990s. A skilled muralist, Rozas has spent years painting large-scale works, refining his understanding of surface, scale, and spatial energy. His fresco-inspired techniques, using micro cement, pigments, and charcoal, blend street art influences with abstraction, seamlessly translating into his canvas pieces to create tactile and emotionally resonant works.
His murals can be seen at prominent locations throughout Miami.  In recent years he has collaborated with HGTV, in 2016, completed a four-story mural in Mexico City for A&E’s International Down Syndrome Day. 2022 he Collaborated with Game Seven, a subsidiary of Meta, where his studio, “Rozas Studio”, painted @ninachanel's art on the Wynwood tower at Oasis Wynwood. Collaborated on mural projects for Amli Midtown and Plantation. Pura vida Hialeah, the “W”Sobe, 1212 Lincoln rd, Nativo Miami, The Standard midtown and more. Also collaborated with successful local businesses, such as Bodega T&T, KIKI on the River, El Santo, Gramercy , Coyo Taco, 1800-Lucky, Oasis Wynwood, Wynwood Jungle, Ray ban Wynwood, Brick Wynwood , Burtons Grill & Bar Plantation, Boca and Buck head, Atlanta , the Bloom miami and more. In 2024, he painted murals in New York, Atlanta, Asheville and participated in a group exhibition and street mural project at Lilienthal’s Gallery in Knoxville. in 2025, completed artworks and installations for The Club at Boca with Urban Robot, The Sunny, and Space Miami, among other projects. His studio work draws inspiration from Miami’s natural landscape—its flora, clouds, and sea—continuing his exploration of texture, movement, and atmosphere in both public and private spaces, inviting viewers to reflect on their connection to nature and its spiritual significance in our lives.
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