Hyper realistic pencil drawings by Marcos Rey

Hyper realistic pencil drawings by Marcos Rey

Talented Spanish artist Marcos Rey was born in the Galician city of Arousa, in 1978. He has been passionate about drawing and painting since an early age. The interest which was more like a game has become his way of life. At the age of 26 the self-taught artist began working as an artist professionally. He improved the techniques of drawing with the help of books and his own artistic intuition. Marcos Rey studied great masters – Da Vinci, Dali, Mondrian, Ingres, contemporary artists and designers. At the moment his work is focused on the female portraits, hyper realistic graphite drawing, oil painting and he is still acquiring knowledge that will help him to develop his artistic skills.

Hyperrealism – a trend in art, which causes a huge amount of controversy. The question is whether it can be considered art at all? The word “Hyperrealism” was coined by Isy Brachot in 1973 as a French synonym for “photo-realism”. “Hyperrealism” became the name of a large catalog and exhibition in Brussels in the same 1973. The exhibition presented works of mainly American artists photo realists, but also included a number of significant works of European artists. Almost thirty years later, the term began to be used to determine the creation of a new group of artists.

Modern hyper realism is based on the aesthetic principles of photo realism, but unlike the latter, does not seek to literally copy everyday reality. Objects and scenes in hyper realistic painting detailed, to create the illusion of reality, but this is not surrealism, as the picture could well happen.

Hyper realistic pencil drawings by Marcos Rey

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