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We welcome anyone who feels called back to their creative spirit — whether you're an experienced artist or stepping into the process for the first time. Here, art is less about form and more about presence. A way to listen inward. A way to remember.
Mitología is a space for creative and spiritual awakening. A meeting place for the tangible and the intangible. A place where the ordinary becomes extraordinary, and the chaotic finds peace. Far from the digital noise. Close to what is real.
Welcome to Electric Art Gallery. Where art, soul and story meet.
Location:
Lisbon, Portugal.
Visits are by appointment only.
Chris Radcliffe & Terri Santos
Founders, Electric Art Gallery
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Terri Santos
Founder, Electric Art Gallery
Artist. Brand architect. Creative force.
Chris Radcliffe
Founder, Electric Art Gallery
Artist. Creative strategist. Future visionary.
Terri Santos is a creative visionary with the soul of an artist and the scars of a strategist. After three decades in the brand trenches — spanning continents, crises and creative revolutions — she walked away from the corporate theatre to build something real.
Rooted in fine art and psychology, her work has always delved beneath the surface — mapping how stories move, how colour can seduce or save, how brands, like people, need meaning to survive. From Johannesburg to Lisbon, she’s helped shape the voice of global brands.
After leading creative teams and building campaigns across continents, she chose to step out of the spotlight and create a new kind of platform — one that protects creativity instead of exploiting it.
Electric Art Gallery is both an experiment and a rebellion. A counterpunch to an art industry that has commodified creativity. It's a space where artistic vision overrides vanity. Where strategy, design and radical expression meet on equal terms. EAG offers artists a platform where the artwork can speak for itself without name dropping or compromise.
Chris Radcliffe is a conceptual artist and creative strategist who moves fluidly between disciplines — architecture, branding, design, and digital futures. Relentlessly curious and deeply lateral, he’s spent his career solving problems others couldn’t even see.
He began as a lecturer in architecture in Liverpool, but it wasn’t long before his restless imagination pulled him into the wider creative world. In the 1990s, Chris lived in Barcelona, blending architectural design with street-level art culture, before moving on to design boutique nightclubs in New York and then worked on creative campaigns in Johannesburg’s fast-paced advertising scene. From tourism to tech, fashion to urban planning, Radcliffe’s work is united by one principle: make it mean something.
For Chris, creativity isn’t just a tool — it’s a way of seeing, building, and translating complex ideas into striking, elegant form. A firm believer in co-creation, he works across borders, languages, and mediums, helping clients — and collaborators — think more boldly and act more beautifully.