In an art world that often treats accessibility and profundity as enemies, Spanish artist Jesús Aguado has spent the last decade proving they might be secret collaborators. While most contemporary surrealists trace their lineage through prestigious academies, Aguado (b. 1976) spent twenty years in the trenches of commercial illustration—creating textbook art for Santillana, National Geographic, and children’s publishers across the globe. Rather than limiting his potential, this foundation became his greatest asset.
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