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Passionate about art in general, classical antiquity, architecture,
but also technology and computing
MIGUEL BARROS PROFILE
In the early 1990´s, Miguel Barros began working with the first computer editing systems
And from then on, his artistic output transformed into his first digital art results. Since then, Miguel Barros continued his studies, expanding his knowledge of geometry, perspective, proportions, composition, and color gradations at different levels, he has perfected his editing techniques with a meticulous work.
Miguel Barros is a visual artist whose practice unfolds across painting, installation, and hybrid forms of light-based expression. His work is distinguished by a profound exploration of harmony, symbolic energy, and the sensitive connections between spirituality and aesthetics. Throughout his career, Barros has developed a personal visual vocabulary grounded in balance, poetic introspection, and the interplay between perception, memory, and luminous environments.
His work has been featured in group and solo exhibitions and has received recognition from curators and contemporary art specialists. A recent milestone in his career is the selection of his piece “Beauty and Harmony, Eternal Protective Light” by curator Chaltiel Attali, known for his thoughtful approach to contemporary discourses around identity, spirituality, and expanded materiality.
Barros continues to develop an artistic practice committed to beauty as a tool for inner transformation and to light as an aesthetic principle capable of revealing new forms of presence and meaning.
"...I work on the phenomena of lighting, sfumato, transparencies and with different superimposed gradientes treatments. My work focuses primarily on themes related to mythology and the ancient world, portraits of celebrities and private individuals, religious art featuring the Holy Apostles. My approach is to try to capture and express the very essence of the subject or object. For me, it is a fascinating but also demanding creative exercise to achieve results that can suprise and move art lovers..."