Ready to ship. This artwork is one of the responses to the titles of his series “What is Optimism?”. Limited edition (6 copies) signed print Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta (315 gsm) using UltraChrome HDX inks from Epson. Comes with a signed and numbered certificate of authenticity. Born and bred in Venezuela, Téber exhibits an inherent proclivity to seek luminosity within obscurity. His artistic endeavors are driven by an ardent quest for positivity, exuberance, and enlightenment in every milieu and composition he crafts. Embracing a palette teeming with vibrant, optimistic hues that exude an aura of perpetual sunshine through pastel tones, pristine lines, and a hyper-realistic sheen, Téber consciously diverges from the prevailing reality within his native land. His creations serve as an embodiment of tranquility, escapism, and motivation, articulated through a lens of minimalistic surrealism. Through the medium of hyperrealistic photography, Téber offers glimpses into a world bathed in the radiance of sunlit prosperity. This portrayal serves as an evocative testament, showcasing an aspirational aesthetic manifested into reality. Internationally recognized brands have enthusiastically embraced and aligned with Téber's artistic vision through strategic partnerships and collaborations that honor and uphold his distinct perspective characterized by vibrant, colorful, and elegantly minimal compositions. Among the collaborators are brands such as Tic Tac USA, Dior, Adidas USA, Google (Google Home and Google Pixel brands), PopSockets, Ajax, Chivas Regal, Tostitos USA, Fabuloso, T-Mobile, Volkswagen, Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, Hewlett-Packard, SugarBearHair, LIFEWTR, M&M’s, Nature Made, Clorox, Otterbox, Crocs USA, Club Med, Fruit Gushers, Method Home, Fruit by the Foot, Soylent, and The 5th. The recurring presence of the Muse within the majority of his pictorial creations assumes the dual role of a guiding force for the compositions while bestowing vitality through the chromatic expression of the jacket. This ethereal figure serves to imbue Téber's environments with a human touch, notably through the resplendent hues of purple or fuchsia attire, thereby establishing a compelling juxtaposition against the serene, minimalist, and radiant settings. Beyond its aesthetic function, the Muse also acts as a shield, safeguarding the artist from the gaze of the public eye.