Eduardo Márquez works at the intersection of art and the equestrian world, creating paintings in oil, watercolor, graphite, charcoal, and ink, alongside sculptural work that expands his exploration of form and movement.

Raised in Cali, Colombia, his visual language was shaped early by the cultural richness of Valle del Cauca. He began his formal art education with a foundation year at Ringling College of Art and Design before transferring to the Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston, where rigorous training and exposure to international art refined both his technique and perspective.

Deeply connected to equestrian life, Márquez draws constant inspiration from the horse, its environment, and the discipline, teamwork, and tradition behind the sports. His work captures the strength and enduring spirit that make the horse a timeless subject.