After establishing himself as a painter in the late 1980s, Albert Bayona moved towards digital art and new technologies. In his broad interdisciplinary approach, he explored his interest in landscape, territory and its transformation. From there, he created contradictions and counterpositions of concepts, sometimes with a transgressive intention of creating discomfort in the viewer, who is accustomed to assuming everyday life in an uncritical way. His work is linked to music and cinema and reflects on the mechanisms of deception and perception in cinema. His artworks involve various disciplines such as painting, drawing, photography, video, digital technology and music. His projects have been presented at MACRO Asilo Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei Fine Arts, Art Center La Panera, Museum Jaume Morera, Marguerida Montferrato Foundation, CentroCentro Cibeles, PetitGaleria, ACVIC, CCA Centre for Contemporary Arts of Glasgow, Ex-New Centro di arte Contemporanea di Sulbiate, The Arts Santa Mónica and The Torrance Art Museum. Albert has participated in the following fairs and festivals, such as ARCO, Videoformes, Split International Festival, LOOP Festival, Athens Digital Arts Festival, Madatac, Muces Shows European Film, or FILE Electronic Language International Festival. In 1985, Bayona received the second prize of the XXIV International Drawing Award, Joan Miró Foundation. Later in his career, in 2008, he was the winner of the Vasudha Award for best environmental short film. His works have been incorporated into the National Collection of Contemporary Art of the Catalan government.