Arantzazu Martínez Peciña
Arantzazu Martínez Peciña

Arantzazu Martínez Peciña

Dremalike artist

The artist from Vitoria, Arantzazu Martínez Peciña (1977), has managed to establish herself as one of the most prominent figures in contemporary figurative painting in Spain. Her work, characterized by refined technique and a unique sensitivity, takes us to dreamlike worlds where reality converses with the fantastic.

Trained at the University of the Basque Country and perfected at the prestigious New York Academy of Figurative Art and Water Street Atelier, Martínez Peciña has developed a unique style that blends the tradition of classical painting with the visual language of our times. Her canvases, marked by magical realism, immerse us in an intimate and personal universe where the human figure, often female, dominates the scene.

Light plays a crucial role in her compositions. With mastery, the artist uses both light and darkness to shape forms, create atmospheres, and evoke emotions. Her brushstrokes, precise and filled with intention, reveal a deep connection with academic tradition, but also express a profound creative freedom.

Martínez Peciña’s ability to create parallel worlds has captivated internationally renowned collectors, such as George Lucas and Forbes. Her works are part of prestigious collections, including the European Museum of Modern Art (MEAM) in Barcelona and the Ibex Collection. She has also been recognized with numerous awards, such as the Bouguereau Award 2013 and the Best in Show 2015 at the ARC Salon in New York.

In each of her works, Martínez Peciña invites us to reflect on the human condition, our fears, and our dreams. Her paintings are open windows where we can contemplate a world full of poetry and mystery.

At Tartget Prize, we are honored to have an artist of Arantzazu Martínez Peciña’s caliber. Her work is a testament to the vitality of figurative painting and a source of inspiration for new generations of artists.

Dremalike artist.

The artist from Vitoria, Arantzazu Martínez Peciña (1977), has managed to establish herself as one of the most prominent figures in contemporary figurative painting in Spain. Her work, characterized by refined technique and a unique sensitivity, takes us to dreamlike worlds where reality converses with the fantastic.