Ramiro Davaro-Comas is an Argentine/American artist, muralist and art educator. His passions for painting, storytelling, and community work have pushed him to travel throughout his career, collaborating with galleries and artists around the world. He splits his time between his studio practioce and his public art work. Davaro-Comas is currently co-directing Super-Stories, an organization he launched with artist Grace Lang that focuses on arts education and large scale mural projects. Their motto is - If you know something, teach it!

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Davaro-Comas’ studio practice and work revolves around different parts of his identity and the lived experience he has through each one. He is interested in creating narrative works typically involving one or more prominent characters with bold and dynamic backgrounds reflecting colorful worlds for his stories. HIs work connects with broad audiences and his themes revolve around children's mark making, the culture of skateboarding and stories of immigrant families, all passions of his and part of his own character.

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Davaro-Comas has a community centered public art practice, He has painted over 300 murals and managed another 150 mural installations for other artists in the 16 years he has been painting murals. His mural work with Super-Stories focuses on centering students and community members in every aspect of the work. He is passionate about creating murals that are based on student/community artwork that he obtains from brainstorming and drawing workshops and has worked with over 10,000 students and community members in the past 3 years. 

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Additionally, Ramiro is consulting on public art projects, painting private commissioned murals, and creating work for gallery exhibitions. When he isn’t making art, Ramiro spends his time building things, skateboarding and raising his son Otis.