163 - MARCO GÓMEZ MASEDA, (Castellón, 1977).

MARCO GÓMEZ MASEDA, (Castellón, 1977). "Virgin". Acrylic on canvas. Signed in the lower right corner. Measurements: 200 x 120 cm. Marco Gómez Maseda, known artistically as Maseda, showed from a very young age a deep inclination for art, but it was with the passage of time that he found in painting an authentic way to channel emotions and reflections on the human condition. His work, recognized for its powerful expressive charge, has consolidated him as one of the most outstanding figures of contemporary urban art in Spain. Currently living in Andorra, Maseda has forged an international career marked by the intensity of his visual style. He works mainly in black and white, a technique that contrasts with a characteristic touch of fluorescent pink, a hallmark that has become a fundamental part of his artistic language. His portraits, of remarkable psychological depth, act as emotional mirrors that allow the viewer to connect with the darkest and brightest corners of the soul. Throughout his career, Maseda has participated in numerous exhibitions and events of international relevance. In New York, during the MTV & Paramount gala, he gave a live performance at the imposing Cathedral of St. John the Divine, painting his work "Don Vito" in front of hundreds of attendees. He has also shined in fairs such as World Art Dubai, where his work was awarded in several editions, and has had a notable presence in artistic events in Madrid such as the Salón de Arte Moderno and Cow Gallery. Maseda's work has captured the attention of media such as Forbes, Vogue and Vanity Fair.