58 Surreal Paintings Of Artist Alberto Pancorbo | B 1956 | ArtLiveAndBeauty

 

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Artist Alberto Pancorbo (born 1956) is a Contemporary Spanish surrealist painter who was born in the city of Soria (Spain). Alberto Pancorbo began painting at a young age in his hometown, and as he grew older, he became even more interested in creative, and at the age of 18, he eventually chose to devote himself solely to painting. He relocated to Barcelona to pursue an art education. And, at the age of 24, the young artist staged his first show, which was followed by many more, both at home and abroad, in 1980. Alberto Pancorbo's work was highly regarded; he received accolades and prizes from several exhibits, art forums, and contests.

Years later, Alberto Pancorbo traveled to America and established in his new home in Bogota, Colombia, where he was equally active in exhibition events and became a winner of various accolades and prizes. Alberto Pancorbo's surrealism. Surrealist painter galleries are a huge success in the U.s, Mexico, and other countries in the Americas. He has been a renowned participant in a number of art shows and auctions, including the world-famous Sotheby's ( New York ). Pancorbo published his book " Labyrinths of the Soul " in 1994, which includes a significant selection of his works. The book has appeared in a number of realist art periodicals as well as other well-known publications. His paintings can be found in a variety of individual and public collections in the United States and Europe.

Entering Alberto Pancorbo's labyrinths of fantasy and imagination, the audience is instantly immersed in the magnificent world of symbolism, both old and modern, that can be found in every work of Alberto Pancorbo. He appears to plunge us into the complexities of surrealism with reality, in which old, everlasting virtues, which contemporary people have lost in the tumult of city life, are plainly displayed. Apparently, the artist is attempting to reach out to his contemporaries and remind them of their actual sentiments by altering imagined reality and surrealist approaches.