Dylan Collazo (Puerto Rico / Pennsylvania, 1997) explores cultural identity and popular icons through an aesthetic of irony and emotional resonance. His paintings blend humor with homage, turning well-known figures into exaggerated yet intimate portrayals that reflect collective memory.
Recognized as a young artist bridging Caribbean identity with global contemporary language.
Young Talent Showcase – Allentown, Pennsylvania (2021)
Recognized as a young artist bridging Caribbean identity with global contemporary language.
Cultural Crossroads Program – Puerto Rico (2020)
Recognized as a young artist bridging Caribbean identity with global contemporary language.
About the Artwork
A Rose Grew From The Concrete depicts an iconic figure of resilience and urban culture, reimagined with Collazo’s signature wide-eyed style. The portrait captures both strength and vulnerability, echoing the title’s metaphor: beauty emerging from hardship. With vibrant reds and stylized features, the work becomes a symbolic reflection on survival, cultural pride, and the transformation of struggle into art.
Year
Art Type
2025
Painting
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Details and Dimensions
Medium
Canvas
Exclusivity
One-of-a-kind artwork
Dimensions
40 x 30 cm
Authenticity
Certificate is included
Packaging
Box
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Delivery Cost
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Delivery Time
Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.
Returns
14-day return policy.
Handling
Ships in a box.
Ships From
USA
Customs
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A Rose Grew From The Concrete depicts an iconic figure of resilience and urban culture, reimagined with Collazo’s signature wide-eyed style. The portrait captures both strength and vulnerability, echoing the title’s metaphor: beauty emerging from hardship. With vibrant reds and stylized features, the work becomes a symbolic reflection on survival, cultural pride, and the transformation of struggle into art.