Rubén belloso adorna biography

Rubén Belloso was born in Seville in 1986.
Rubén Belloso Adorna was born in Seville, Spain in 1986 and attended the University of Seville, winning many awards.
Rubén Belloso was born in Seville in 1986.

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Spanish Artist🎨 Rubén Belloso Adorna was born in Seville in 1986. He holds a degree in Fine Arts from the University of Seville. Prize for the best record Faculty of Fine Arts in Seville, 2010.

He has participated in numerous group exhibitions, both nationally and internationally. He has had solo exhibitions in galleries throughout Spain, Italy and Portugal. He has received several awards among them the 2 nd Prize Gruas Lozano in 2009 and the 1st Award🎨 Juan Robles Youth values Culture in 2010. His work has appeared in numerous media, whether in newspapers, radio and TV.

Buben Belloso Adorna è un artista Spagnolo🎨 molto bravo, che si è fatto notare per l'incredibile realismo dei dettagli delle sue opere, realizzate a pastello, che sembrano quasi delle fotografie.

Le sue opere sono talmente vive che colpisce in modo particolare vedere le fotografie di lui al lavoro, mentre le sue opere prendono forma.

Ruben Belloso Adorna ha avuto diversi premi🎨 e riconoscimenti, e qualche volta partecipa anche ad esposizioni in Italia.

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Elia Vázquez Díaz — Belloso created this portrait of Elia, his maternal grandmother.

“Ernst VII” — Belloso’s portrait of Ernst VII. To give you an idea of the scale of his work, this piece is 185 cm by 122 cm, over six feet tall.

“Estudio Portugal 4” (“Portugal Study 4”) — This piece was done from an original photo by Belloso’s favorite photographer, Javier Pardo.

“Héroes Cotidianos” (“Daily Heroes”) — Belloso tries to expose the realities of immigration with this piece, in which he notes that so many immigrants never realize their dreams of brighter futures.

“Lobo Del Mar” (“Sea Dog”) — Belloso drew this portrait of an old tattooed sailor in 2011. A pastel-on-wood piece, it is 190 cm by 135 cm.

“Poseidón” (“Poseidon”) — A portrait of Poseidon posing with his trident.

“Olvido” (“Forgotten”) – The blurred lines on this woman’s face gives the impression that she is forgotten.

“Aquellas Tardes De Verano”