Simulations

This exhibition seeks to showcase the work of four extraordinary artists whose attention and skills have been centered around the creation of pieces of the utmost detail. In “Simulations,” the boundaries between reality and imagination blur, presenting viewers with a compelling tromp l’oeil experience. The subjects, discernible in their fantastical settings and compositions, invite us to question what is real and what is an illusion.

Luis Vega, born in Cuba in 1944, has transitioned from realism to hyperrealism and surrealism, crafting meticulous portrayals of natural scenery. His landscapes, infused with surreal elements, evoke a dreamlike quality, inviting viewers into realms that transcend ordinary reality.

Alberto Pancorbo‘s works are renowned for their hyperrealistic and fantastical qualities, creating compositions that challenge our perceptions and transport us into meticulously detailed alternate realities.

Enrique Campuzano‘s art bridges the gap between hyperrealism and surrealism, presenting works that captivate with their precision and engage the mind with their layered meanings and intricate narratives.

Francisco Mery‘s creations are a testament to the power of realism and surrealism, blending everyday subjects with imaginative elements that push the boundaries of traditional artistic expression.

Join us to admire the work of these great Latin American masters, whose creations challenge our perceptions and transport us into beautifully crafted alternate realities. “Simulations” is a celebration of artistry that transcends the ordinary, offering a visual feast that both deceives and delights.