Ryan Falzon (b.1988) is a painter and printmaker based between Malta and Berlin.

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His vibrant, expressive works deal with the contemporary themes of duality, narrative, social media, human interaction and existential conditions.

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Since 2020 Falzon has been working on the Botanica Series, a collection of internal scapes/still lifes that has received much positive critical attention. A direct result of Covid-19 pandemic, the main themes portrayed here are suggestive domestic spaces and growth.

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Since 2009, Falzon has participated in a significant number of solo and collective exhibitions in Malta and Europe. His works can be found in both public and private collections in Europe and the US.

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Between 2013 and 2015, Falzon managed the Xarolla Windmill Project, aimed at supporting emerging artists. His body of work between 2016 and 2019, such as "Quick Fix: A Morality Tale" (2016), We Lost the War" (2017) and "Culture is Past Art is Future" (2018), has become a reference in recent local political art. He is also involved in local literary circles, and has had his works published in local anthologies.

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He is currently working on his first novel. Falzon is an art educator and is currently reading for an MA in Fine Arts at University of Malta.