Esteban Jácome (1990, Guayaquil) is an Ecuadorian visual artist whose work explores the emotional and psychological layers of the human experience. Fusing his architectural precision with expressive freedom, his art transforms emotion into structure and gesture into meaning. Jácome has exhibited internationally, including Milan, Madrid, and Paris, and his works are part of distinguished private collections. A rising name in Latin American contemporary art.

Jácome’s artistic language returns to the primal gesture — to the crayon, to imperfection, to the raw subject. His bold lines and layered colors stir emotional reflection, awakening consciousness and inviting dialogue with existence itself. Through oil, acrylic, marker, and spray, he captures the volatility and restlessness of human experience, turning the canvas into a habitable space that transcends anxiety and embraces authenticity.

Drawing from his background in architecture, Jácome views art as both a spatial and emotional construct — a vehicle to generate impact and meaning. His paintings express an honest engagement with human behavior, exploring themes of mental health, psychology, and the automatism of daily life, transforming personal reflection into a collective experience.

His work has been exhibited both nationally and internationally, including his most recent participation at “Unfair” in Milan, Italy, representing the Pro Arte Ecuador Foundation. His pieces have also been showcased in Madrid, and is part of private and collective art collections in different places as Paris and Milan. His last exhibitions were held at USA, in the LA Art Show and at Art Palm Beach.