Today Belin's works are known and appreciated all over the world; his perfect hyper-realistic spraying technique allowed him to evolve his style.
He currently resides in his home-workshop in Linares, Spain, with his wife and three children.
His artistic activity continues to be frenetic and made of continuous travels around the world to fulfil commissions and exhibit.
Belin's work has evolved in style over time.
Beginnings with Graffiti, passing through Hyperrealism with his signature personal touch of illustration, through Surrealism and even Impressionism, up to Post-Neo-Cubism, which could be described as a fusion of Cubism, Realism and Graffiti, a tribute to his origins and to the master of Malaga, Pablo Picasso.
Belin's style is highly regarded by critics, fans and experts.
