Dalmau is a prolific artist who has created hundreds of works that have not only graced an array of prestigious galleries but have also found homes with art collectors and celebrities. Before the digital era, Dalmau earned numerous accolades for his art, which was featured in television programs, newspapers, and magazines. His contributions to the art community were further recognized when he was honored with the key to the city of Miami Beach.Dalmau's formal training is rooted in fine arts, which he studied in both New York, USA, and Barcelona, Spain. Though he identifies as a surrealist at heart, his early works drew inspiration from cubism. After capturing the attention of the media and making his mark in the Miami art scene, Dalmau's versatility became evident, and his surrealistic progression began to manifest in both his artwork and unique exhibition spaces.His surrealistic orientation led to the creation of dozens of new paintings and projects, all of which were well received, resulting in frequent displays in galleries and a growing demand for his work. A New Era As the art world embarked on a new digital era, traditional painting processes began to intertwine with advancements in computer technology. This shift introduced new and sophisticated creations, marking a significant moment in art history. Initially, Dalmau found this concept insulting and intimidating, feeling it clashed with centuries of cultural interpretation. The notion that a computer mouse could replace a quality sable brush and that a canvas could be substituted with an electronic screen, capable of endless reproduction, was difficult for him to accept.However, after months of denial regarding the legitimacy of this artistic movement, Dalmau embraced the change and acquired his first electronic art materials—a computer and art software. Experimenting with these innovative tools opened doors to a new world of creativity for him. His skepticism transformed into a belief that imagination knew no bounds.As an art teacher at the time, Dalmau found himself back in the classroom, re-learning techniques through technology. During this transformative period, he conceived hundreds of new works, becoming obsessed with the fusion of art and technology. This newfound passion fueled his desire to learn and master the leading software available for creating art, solidifying his place in the evolving landscape of contemporary art.