Botubol studied at the Santa Isabel de Hungría School of Fine Arts in Seville, Spain, and completed his studies in New York with a Master’s degree in Contemporary Art, Idea and Production at the University of Seville. His recent works form a very procedural series of landscape paintings that overlap in search of a fortuitous encounter. Botubol has stated that a constant in his work is his persistent exploration of spatial phenomena, incorporating internal and symbolic elements relating to life experiences. His work often follows what he refers to as an “infinite painting” that delves into issues such as absence, gravity, spirituality and time, highlighted by his use of geometry, color and light. Botubol has been the recipient of many awards, including the Gold Medal at the 82nd International Plastic Arts Prize Exhibition in Valdepeñas, and held national and international artistic residencies. His work has been exhibited in museums, art galleries and institutions, both national and international, including Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, Finland, Mexico, Peru, Ecuador, Argentina, Colombia and the USA. He currently lives and works in Madrid. Botubol is also the husband of Brandt artist Elsa Munoz, with the couple splitting their time between Chicago and Madrid, Spain.