
A genius of graphic design
Born in Madrid in 1949, Emilio Gil has left an indelible mark on the landscape of Spanish graphic design. Awarded the Gold Medal for Merit in Fine Arts, multiple Laus Gold Awards, and the Certificate of Excellence from the Type Directors Club in New York, among other accolades.
He is a member of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Telmo and the author of iconic works such as the poster for the film Belle Époque, winner of an Oscar and nine Goya Awards, and the book Un Toro Negro y Enorme, dedicated to the most famous billboard in Spain.
Founder of Tau Diseño, one of the pioneering companies in design and institutional communication services, his work showcases a refined aesthetic and extraordinary versatility. His designs, often inspired by typography and photography, reflect a deep and committed reflection on visual communication and its impact on society.
Beyond his role as a creator, Gil has dedicated much of his career to research and teaching. His passion for the history of design has led him to carry out numerous studies and publications. He was a pioneer in applying new technologies to visual creation, anticipating trends and exploring the possibilities offered by digital media. His view of design as a tool for social transformation makes him an essential reference for new generations of creators.
Gil’s presence on the TARTGET jury guarantees quality and rigor. His extensive career, experience, and innovative vision will be crucial in selecting the best projects and promoting the talent of young people, among whom he has always fostered initiative, creativity, and critical thinking.
a Genius of Graphic Design
Born in Madrid in 1949, Emilio Gil has left an indelible mark on the landscape of Spanish graphic design. Awarded the Gold Medal for Merit in Fine Arts, multiple Laus Gold Awards, and the Certificate of Excellence from the Type Directors Club in New York, among other accolades.