Eduardo is a Spanish contemporary figurative painter whose work centers primarily on the human figure. The face and body occupy a central place in his practice, understood as a space where light does more than describe volume—it suggests inner states and contained tension.

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His approach is fundamentally perceptual, rooted in the observation of light and tonal transitions that push the image beyond mere description.

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Alongside the human figure, horses and influences from traditional Japanese culture appear recurrently in his work—not as isolated themes, but as visual territories through which he explores strength, balance, and energy.

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Working primarily in oil, Eduardo combines technical discipline with a continuous exploration of surface and pictorial language. His work is represented by Patricia Cancelo Art Gallery in Barcelona, awarded Best Gallery of the Year 2025–2026 at the Southern Europe Prestige Awards, and has been exhibited in Spain and internationally.

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While his visual language is recognizable and grounded in strong foundations, his practice is not static. Ongoing experimentation with techniques and materials allows him to expand his pictorial universe while maintaining coherence and identity.