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León Orozco, (born in Seville, Spain in 1983) is a Spanish hyperrealist painter whose previous surrealist works have been exhibited at the Galería Marta Torres - Ibiza , FAIM Art - Madrid, Galeria Art22 - Girona.^[1]

In 2000, Orozco completed his training in Ibiza at the art academy of Orlando Herrera. Working on large surrealist murals for twenty years resulted in Orozco developing his own unique surrealist style based on a fusion of visual elements that are inscribed in the symbolism and surrealism.