Visual artist

Andrés Compagnucci was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and has developed an international career rooted in realism, pop culture, and photographic precision. Influenced by cinema, advertising, and the visual language of modern media, he began drawing and painting at a young age, later formalizing his training in Fine Arts in Argentina. He became widely recognized for his hyperrealistic technique, where everyday objects—often reflective or metallic—are transformed into striking compositions that challenge perception and scale. His work blends technical mastery with contemporary visual storytelling, creating pieces that feel both familiar and unexpectedly dynamic. Compagnucci has exhibited across the United States, South America, and Europe, participating in major art fairs, galleries, and cultural institutions. He has lived and worked between Argentina, the United States, and Spain, continuing to expand his presence in the international art scene. Today, his paintings are represented in private collections and galleries throughout the Americas and Europe, solidifying his reputation as a leading figure in contemporary realism.