One Step Further in Analog Hyperrealism
My work has been recognized in high-level international competitions, validating my dedication to handmade hyperrealism. In 2025, my original artwork "Batallarte" was selected from over 1,900 artists worldwide to be part of the physical exhibition of selected artists at the historic Ateneo de Madrid.
Target Prize 2026 | New Participation
This year, I am participating again in the Target Prize 2026, consolidating my presence in this important international competition. The artwork I am presenting reflects my commitment to the deliberate slowness of manual work and authenticity in contrast to automated digital creation. You can see the official Instagram post here.
Why this competition is relevant
The Target Prize is a unique showcase that allows artists from all over the world to display their technique and creativity in physical and digital exhibitions. For me, participating means sharing my passion for hyperrealistic charcoal and graphite drawing, and continuing to connect with collectors and art lovers who value authenticity and detail.
Conclusion
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Frequently Asked Questions about the Target Prize
What is the Target Prize?
It is an international art competition that selects and exhibits works by artists from around the world, both digitally and physically, highlighting individual technique and creativity.
What artwork are you presenting in the 2026 edition?
I am presenting a new hyperrealistic charcoal work that reflects my analog style and the search for detail and authenticity in each stroke, titled ¡Que Mono!
Can I see your previous Target Prize artwork?
Yes, you can see the artwork "Batallarte" from 2025 here.
How can I follow your participation and updates from the Target Prize?
You can follow my posts on Instagram, or subscribe to my newsletter to receive notifications about upcoming exhibitions and new works.
