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About the author
Tomás Castaño is a contemporary Spanish artist. His dedication is evident in his preference for a realistic painting style, marked by meticulously crafted compositions, precise drawings, and a keen attention to detail. Castaño's mastery extends to controlling perspective, showcasing a skill set that has elevated him to the esteemed status of a landscape artist renowned for his architectural prowess.
His body of work is characterized by a serene and poetic realism, reflecting the artist's deep appreciation for the portrayal of streets, buildings, and traditional facades. Through his paintings, Castaño captures the enchantment of bygone aesthetics, conveying the warmth and humanity of environments untouched by the rapid pace of contemporary life.
Castaño's art has been showcased in group exhibitions across a multitude of countries, including the United States, India, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Mexico, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Holland, France, Portugal, Argentina, and Italy. Additionally, he has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions within Spain, representing Cantabria at the Florence Biennale in 2005. His distinctive style and atmospheric depiction of old taverns have garnered recognition, with his work becoming a notable addition to various collections, including the Hotel Palacio del Mar de Santander, Castro Urdiales Town Hall, Villanueva de Villaescusa Town Hall, CC.OO Headquarters in Santander, and private collections in Spain, France, Portugal, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Puerto Rico, the USA, and Costa Rica.
In 2012, Castaño received an invitation from General Electric Company, USA, to participate in the GE's 2012 Hispanic Heritage Month Art Exhibition. His international acclaim continued as Bellarte Gallery in Seoul, Korea, invited him to partake in the Ibero-American Art Fair Seoul in 2012 and 2013, showcasing his work alongside renowned artists like Fernando Botero, Oswaldo Guayasamin, Rufino Tamayo, and Roberto Fabelo.
The year 2015 marked another milestone for Castaño when he was selected to exhibit at the prestigious ART REVOLUTION TAIPEI 2016 in Taiwan, the most significant art event in Asia. His excellence persisted, with him being a finalist in the Art Revolution Taipei in both 2017 and 2018.
Tomás Castaño's works find a permanent residence in prominent galleries such as Galeria Sharon-León, Galeria Montsequi-Madrid, Galeria Este-Santander, and Espacio 36-Zamora, solidifying his impact on the contemporary art scene.
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Nationality:
SPAIN
- Date of birth : 1953
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Contemporary Spanish Artists
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