Dagaroart

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Description

Dagaroart is the studio of sculptor David Dagaro, based in Peguera, Mallorca.

Sculptures in Wood, Metal and Stone

David Dagaro works across three materials: metal, wood and stone. For his metal sculptures he uses steel wire, bronze and silver. He has a particular affinity for old olive wood — a material he prizes for its extraordinary durability. Stone, he says, he reserves exclusively for large-format works.

Virtual Gallery & Studio Visits

If you'd like to explore his work from home, the website hosts a virtual exhibition you can browse at any time. If you'd rather see the studio in person, visits to Peguera are available by appointment — simply get in touch to arrange a time.

Finding the Studio

The studio is located at Carrer Tamarinde 4 B in Peguera, a town on the south-west coast of Mallorca.

Facilities & services

Parking
Street parking

Opening Hours

Closed now— Opens Mon at 09:00
Monday
09:00–19:00
Tuesday
09:00–18:30
Wednesday
09:00–20:00
Thursday
09:00–20:00
Friday
09:00–20:00
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

Opening hours according to Google, as of 15/09/2026

Services

  • Church or heritage visit

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I just drop in to the studio?
Studio visits are by appointment only. A virtual gallery is available on the website and can be explored at any time.
What materials does David Dagaro work with?
He works with metal (steel wire, bronze and silver), olive wood and stone — using stone exclusively for large-format sculptures.
What materials are the sculptures made from?
The works include sculptures made from wood, metal, and stone.
Can the works be viewed online or in a studio?
The works can be viewed in a virtual exhibition or at the studio in Paguera by appointment.
What elements are used for the metal sculptures?
For metal sculptures, the artist uses steel wire, bronze, and silver among his preferred elements.
How are olive wood and stone used in the sculptures?
Olive wood is sometimes used because of its ancient age. Stone is used only for large-scale sculptures.

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Location

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Carrer Tamarinde, 4, B, 07160 Peguera
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