Ilan Weiss is a Belgian-Mexican-French visual artist who divides his time between Brussels and Mexico City. His work combines photography, painting, and experimentation with materials, resulting in works that oscillate between image and matter.

His unique pictorial technique, based on the manipulation of Epson Ultrachrome printing inks, pushes the boundaries between photography and painting. Through this process, Ilan explores the transience of memory, the transformation of the image over time, and the interaction between the digital and the tangible. His work is part of a constant dialogue between modernity and tradition, offering a profoundly poetic vision of visual perception and the materiality of the image.

In addition to his artistic practice, he is the founder and director of PINGUIN SPACE, a space dedicated to supporting and promoting emerging artists through exhibitions, residencies, and publications; an expert in image reproduction for art publications; professor in a master's degree in fine arts, himself having been trained in fine arts.