Alejandro Abelenda, born in La Coruña in 1961, is a Spanish painter recognized for his figurative style, which borders on realism and hyperrealism. His work explores everyday life, with a particular focus on light and silent atmospheres. He began his exhibition career in the 1980s, gradually establishing himself on the national and international art scene. His canvases, primarily in oil, depict domestic interiors, urban landscapes, and seascapes, often characterized by a meticulous rendering of detail and a sense of quiet and introspection. His works have been exhibited in major galleries and art fairs in Spain and abroad, consolidating his reputation. Throughout his career, he has received prestigious awards, including the Medal of Honor at the BMW Painting Prize and the Francisco de Goya Painting Prize (Villa de Madrid), which attest to his significance in the context of contemporary figurative art.