Painter. 

“In my artistic exploration of pop realism, I select and integrate iconic symbols and references, infusing my creations with a contemporary vibrancy. The use of details and techniques borrowed from realism ensures that the subjects retain a tangible, recognizable quality, while the infusion of pop culture elements adds a dynamic and current dimension to the artwork. This synthesis allows me to capture not only the essence of subjects or scenes, but also the pulse of the ever-shifting cultural landscape.”

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Bryce Nañez is an Albuquerque based pop realism painter from Las Cruces, NM. He officially entered the professional painting scene in 2014, showcasing his works in Austin, TX, and Albuquerque, NM. One of his most notable pieces is a 36”x48” acrylic on canvas portrait titled 'Pacman,' which was commissioned by the world champion Filipino boxer, Manny Pacquiao, in 2016. Beyond his artistic pursuits, Nañez is committed to making a positive impact in the community and donates services and artwork, annually, in support local organizations and the people they

serve.