BIO

Eduardo Moctezuma is a renowned Mexican self-taught painter, born in 1984, celebrated for his virtuosity in hyperrealism and his ability to capture the essence of his subjects through techniques that combine precision and artistic sensitivity. From a young age, he demonstrated a natural inclination for art, nurtured by a creative family environment that fueled his passion.

His career has been supported by a solid trajectory that includes exhibitions in prestigious venues such as the exclusive Industrial Club in Mexico City, the exhibition hall at Century XXI Hospital, the Pemex Tower, and the Divart Gallery. Additionally, he has permanent exhibitions at the Center for Research and Education in Sinaloa and other renowned cultural institutions.

Eduardo has created portraits of prominent figures in politics and the business sector, including the portrait of the General Director of the National Bank of Mexico (Banamex), which is displayed in the historical hall alongside portraits of the directors from the past 100 years.

He has been featured in publications such as Amura magazine and the book Compendium of Mexican Creators, which celebrates the most relevant talents in the country. Early in his career, he worked as an illustrator for Rolling Stone magazine and developed storyboards for various film and television production companies.

His work spans from hyperrealistic portraits to more conceptual projects, such as the series Musical Sentiments, a collection of impressionist pieces that explore the emotions evoked by great composers like Beethoven and Paganini.

Over the years, Eduardo Moctezuma has established his reputation both in Mexico and abroad, becoming a key figure in contemporary Mexican art. His work is part of various private collections in Mexico and internationally, reflecting the trust and admiration his talent has inspired in a broad and diverse audience.