Ellen De is a visual artist specialising in photography, crafting works that explore the intersection of tradition and modernity.

Starting as a wood sculpture student at La Llotja in Barcelona (2012–2014), Ellen De expanded her creative pursuits beyond sculpture, exhibiting in local group shows and earning features in art publications. A move abroad led her to embrace digital photography, a shift that inspired her to study audiovisual post-production and refine her technical skills further.

Ellen De's work has been showcased globally, including exhibitions in Tokyo, New York, Berlin, and Brussels. Her foray into NFTs brought her art to platforms like Art Basel Miami, NFT NYC, and digital spaces such as Monolith Gallery. Besides her primary creative projects, Ellen De has completed commercial commission works for diverse sectors.

Guided by intuition and improvisation, Ellen De creates compositions that are emotionally resonant and conceptually provocative. Her art draws from constructivist photography, revolutionary propaganda, and industrial music, re-imagining these styles to critique contemporary ideologies.As she eloquently states, her art serves as a space where "the revolution relinquishes itself to establish a new tradition."

As she states, her art serves as a space where the tradition dies to become revolution.