Antonio Barahona, works on sale

Antonio Barahona
Sevilla, 1984
Antonio Barahona is a painter who graduated in Fine Arts from the University of Seville, specialising in Painting. He furthered his studies in Italy at the Pietro Vanucci Art Foundation in Perugia and subsequently trained with renowned artists such as Antonio López, Golucho and Andrés García Ibáñez. In 2010, he was selected to participate in the artistic residency programme of the Antonio Gala Foundation.
His work explores Mediterranean domestic spaces through patios, interiors and southern architecture, transformed into compositions where light and colour evoke a sense of nostalgia and memory. Through a refined figurative language, Antonio Barahona creates intimate, poetic spaces that invite a slower, more contemplative experience.
Throughout his career, he has received several notable awards, including the Paul Ricard Award (2018), the José Arpa National Painting Award (2019) and the Timoteo Pérez Rubio Award (2020). In 2012, he was selected for the BP Portrait Award at London's National Portrait Gallery. He has taken part in numerous exhibitions and international art fairs, including PAN Amsterdam, Affordable Art Fair and Art Madrid. His work is held in collections such as the Antonio Gala Foundation, Casa Ibáñez Museum, MEAM and AXA Foundation. Since 2026, he has exhibited at Sala Parés in Barcelona.


















































































