Pablo Andrés Pozo
"I remember the joy I felt drawing my world as a child and sharing it with my friends at school. I was free and courius about the things around me"
Pablo Andrés Pozo, an Ecuadorian Digital Artist, is a visionary creator who intertwines architecture, illustration, and childhood nostalgia to craft mesmerizing "Endless Worlds". Born in 1990 in Loja, Ecuador, Pozo's artistic journey unfolded at Palermo University in Buenos Aires, where he studied illustration. Inspired by a blend of childhood influences, including video games, cartoons, and nature.
As the pioneer of the revolutionary art style known as "Infinite Art", has crafted mesmerizing "Endless Worlds" that captivate audiences globally. This unique form of art explores the depths of fractals, guiding viewers on an immersive and boundless journey through dynamic visual landscapes.
My journey through the Infinite Worlds...
How it started?
Being born in the 90s, I was surrounded by the new generation of 2D and the first 3D video games, anime, and toys which enriched my life and inspired my first drawings.
1996
2000
Back then, I subconsciously made my drawings interactive so my friends could play with them, solving a challenge or finding a hidden key among the details.
Architecture was my first career choice, I liked the idea of creating an experience in a physical space for people. I learned skills that would later become very useful in my creative process and to conceive a visual space on my work.
2009
2014
After a while, I realized something was missing in my life. That's when I went to Argentina, where I studied art, reigniting the creative passion that had always been inside me.
Vector graphics was my first contact with digital art. Using a computer and a mouse I was able to give color to my drawings by generating colors from geometric shapes.
2015
2017
"THE CIRCUS"
One day back in 2014, while sketching during art history class, it came to my mind: A car arriving at a circus show, and a cave below with a giant ape lying at the bottom. I loved it, sketched it quickly, and spent the night giving shape to it. Ironically It took me one night to finish the first sketch and nine years to bring this vision to life. I called it THE CIRCUS. The Circus became the first "world" like the ones from my childhood but, drawn from my subconscious as an adult.
In 2017, I did my first solo show with The Circus in Casa de La Cultura Ecuatoriana in my hometown. Seeing kids an adults in the gallery for hours looking at the details and interacting with the art, motivated me to remaster the piece, to give it life. I loved the story behind and its characters and without realizing it, spent six years until every little detail was how I envisioned it.
2018
Following THE CIRCUS, the gate was opened for different worlds to come, Although they are a work in progress, each has its own thematic and story behind. Curiously most of this pieces were sketched during the same time as The Circus.
2019
Despite of being a Digital Artist, I try to always spare some time to paint a traditional piece from time to time. I love how playful oils and acrylics can be and how unique textures can be created .
It wasn't until 2021 that I discovered a new app that became a canvas for my self-expression, allowing me to finally share what had been on my mind all this time, without any limitations.
2021
2021
Infinite Art
This is when my new art style, 'Infinite Worlds,' emerged. It features interwoven scenes that tell a compelling story, inviting the spectator to immerse themselves in the digital artwork without any fractal limitations. Each scene unfolds naturally, encouraging viewers to explore and connect with the narrative.
