Villalon - Uomo IO






Holds a bachelor’s degree in art history and a master’s degree in arts and cultural management.
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Villalón, Uomo IO, 2025, original edition, acrylic painting and mixed media, 42 x 30 cm, a portrait, signed by the artist, in excellent condition, Spain, sold directly by the artist.
Description from the seller
Mariano Villalón – Man 2, 2025
Depiction of a male figure interpreted with a personal, intense, and contemporary painterly language. A work from 2025, 42 x 30 cm, handwritten signed by the artist.
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Spanish painter from Córdoba, he approaches art from a very young age.
At just 12 years old he holds his first exhibition and studies drawing with Amadeo Ruiz Olmos.
During the summers in Segovia he develops a particular passion for landscape and Romanesque art.
He studies Fine Arts in Madrid, where he comes into contact with important artistic and literary circles.
He also receives instruction from the Cordovan painter Ginés Liébana.
He lives and works in several Spanish cities, including Toledo, Cuenca, Madrid and Sanlúcar de Barrameda.
Subsequently he moves to Paris, where he deepens his training with Olivier Debré.
In his painting he combines tradition, landscape and surrealist influences.
His life is characterized by continual movements and a personal artistic search.
Mariano Villalón – Man 2, 2025
Depiction of a male figure interpreted with a personal, intense, and contemporary painterly language. A work from 2025, 42 x 30 cm, handwritten signed by the artist.
————-
Spanish painter from Córdoba, he approaches art from a very young age.
At just 12 years old he holds his first exhibition and studies drawing with Amadeo Ruiz Olmos.
During the summers in Segovia he develops a particular passion for landscape and Romanesque art.
He studies Fine Arts in Madrid, where he comes into contact with important artistic and literary circles.
He also receives instruction from the Cordovan painter Ginés Liébana.
He lives and works in several Spanish cities, including Toledo, Cuenca, Madrid and Sanlúcar de Barrameda.
Subsequently he moves to Paris, where he deepens his training with Olivier Debré.
In his painting he combines tradition, landscape and surrealist influences.
His life is characterized by continual movements and a personal artistic search.
