There are those who imagine a world in color and those who see it only in black and white. Sebastián Cestaro does not take sides, sometimes he imagines it in multicolor and other times in infinite shades of gray, but always so far from reality as to seem like a dream.
Sebastián Cestaro is an Argentinean visual artist based in Buenos Aires who began drawing as a teenager, never abandoning his passion and choosing a university path dedicated first to advertising and then to art.
His references and points of reference are many: the cartoons he watched as a child played a fundamental role in the creation of his personal style. The characters that populate his illustrations can be little floating men, but also imaginary and completely fictional characters.


The surreal world he creates adapts to different themes and topics, leading him to collaborate with international publications such as The New York Times, New Yorker, Wierd, The Washington Post and many others. A recurring element in his works are the eyes through which Sebastián brings inanimate elements and objects to life.
Find out more on his website and Instagram profile.









