At Best of Best Review, we have the privilege of honoring artists who not only master their medium, but who elevate it into something transcendent. This year, the title of Best Digital Artist in Argentina of 2025 goes to Hernán Simó Digital Art, a practice that exists at the luminous intersection of technology, spirituality, and fine art.

What makes Hernán Simó’s work stand out isn't just his technical prowess or his international recognition. It's the emotional and metaphysical depth that courses through every image he creates. His art doesn't just speak, it radiates. With a visual language defined by sacred geometry, celestial symbolism, deserts, and rays of light, each piece is a mirror into something greater: a quiet, compelling invitation to reconnect with beauty, faith, and consciousness in a digital age often defined by noise.

From his exhibitions in Buenos Aires to his award-winning showcase at the Qatar International Art Festival (QIAF), where he received the Best Digital Art Award, Simó’s impact stretches far beyond Argentina. He has not only become a respected voice in the global digital art conversation but also an emblem of what it means to approach digital creation with depth and intentionality. His upcoming exhibitions in Crete and Monaco further signal a rising international trajectory that collectors and curators are watching closely.

One of the most compelling aspects of Hernán’s approach is how seamlessly he bridges the physical and digital art worlds. His Collector’s Editions marry museum-quality fine art prints with blockchain-based NFTs, giving patrons the flexibility to engage with his work either as tangible masterpieces or secure digital assets. These aren’t fleeting JPEGs, they’re verifiable, collectible artworks recorded on the blockchain, offering both permanence and provenance.

For modern collectors, this hybrid format presents a rare opportunity. Imagine acquiring a physical print infused with light and symbolic meaning while also holding its digital twin, a blockchain-certified artwork that lives beyond the gallery wall. It’s not just art; it’s an investment in beauty and innovation with legacy in mind.

Yet, technical innovation is only part of the story. Hernán’s deeper value lies in his unwavering artistic clarity. In a time when many digital artists chase trends or visual gimmicks, his work remains rooted in a consistent and soulful vision. His compositions aren't rushed. They're built with intention. Golds and ambers glow against inky blues; rays of symbolic light pierce open skies. His figures and forms feel like echoes from another realm, calm, reverent, and powerful.

It’s this quiet intentionality that sets him apart. In his own words, digital art isn’t a substitute for traditional mediums. It’s a sacred extension. And when experienced through his lens, it becomes clear that this is not just an aesthetic practice, it’s a spiritual one. Hernán Simó treats pixels like brushstrokes, light like prayer.

Beyond his artistic work, Hernán is expanding his reach through Arte en Contraste, a forthcoming television project co-hosted with his sister, Mariela Simó, also an accomplished artist. The show explores the points of convergence and divergence between traditional art and digital art, presenting an open, thoughtful dialogue that bridges generations, techniques, and creative philosophies. Through conversations, visual analysis, and shared artistic processes, Arte en Contraste aims to demystify digital art while honoring the foundations of classical and contemporary traditional practices. Produced by Eduardo Pérez Guerrero, the program is scheduled to air in 2026 on the multimedia portal Al Ritmo de Miami and will be available across all major platforms, including Apple TV, Android TV, Samsung TV, Roku, and others. This expansion into international cultural and media audiences reflects not only Hernán’s artistic vision but also his role as a thought leader shaping how digital art is perceived and appreciated on a global scale.

At Best of Best Review, our selection process focuses on more than visuals. We evaluated product quality, artistic identity, cultural relevance, international reach, collector accessibility, technological innovation, curatorial recognition, spiritual and emotional impact, visionary consistency, and legacy potential. Hernán Simó exceeded expectations across every criterion.

For collectors, curators, and lovers of transformative art, now is a pivotal moment. Hernán Simó’s practice is still accessible, yet steadily ascending on the global stage. To collect his work today is to become part of a movement redefining how art is made, experienced, and preserved.

Explore more of his work and upcoming releases at hernansimoart.com or follow him on Instagram and OpenSea to see his evolving portfolio.

Congratulations again to Hernán Simó Digital Art, proudly named Best Digital Artist in Argentina of 2025.