Pablo de Pinini

Surrealist Black And White Portrait inspired in Old Master's: Baroque Carnival

Pablo de PININI About the artist Pablo Casado Núñez (Madrid, Spain-1969), known artistically as Pablo de Pinini, has been surrounded by art since he was very young, as he belongs to the ¨Pinini¨ family, internationally known in the world of flamenco with prominent members such as Bernarda and Fernanda de Utrera. Very soon he showed an inclination for the visual arts, which he developed by studying, initially, Draftsman and later training in oil painting and photography with prestigious artists such as the Chilean painters Alejandro de Cinti and Oscar Villalón. His natural need to experiment led him to digital painting in 2018, from this moment on, and influenced by the well-known Spanish digital painter Jaime San Juán Ocabo, he decided to dedicate himself completely to the development of digital pictorial works. His style has been compared to that of the American artist Beeple, although Pinini's works tend to be more of a reinterpretation of past masterpieces, in which contemporary or futuristic elements burst in in unexpected and provocative ways. t is worth highlighting among his latest collaborations that he is a participating artist in the ¨Génesis¨ collection of the prestigious Madrid auction house ¨Subastas Durán¨. Currently, in turn, he is a collaborating artist at the decoration store ¨Reflex¨, in Marbella-Spain, sharing space with furniture and decoration from the prestigious brand ¨Pininfarina¨. He is currently collaborating with decorators of the stature of the Zaragoza architect Joaquín Carbó and will soon integrate works into a new decorative project by the Madrid decorator Alejandra Pombo.