14 - 18 OCTOBER 2026
World Equestrian Center, Ocala
IBERICON is the home of the Iberian horse in North America; a unique event where sport, culture, breeding, and community come together. Hosted at the prestigious World Equestrian Center in Ocala, Florida, IBERICON unites breeders, riders, and Iberian horse lovers from around the world to celebrate the excellence of the PRE and Lusitano horse.
The Iberian horse is enjoying an unprecedented rise in international Prestige. After a groundbreaking debut in 2024, IBERICON transformed the international equestrian calendar with a bold mission: to place the Iberian horse at the very heart of the American stage.
Returning October 14–18, 2026, at the prestigious World Equestrian Center, IBERICON promises a week-long celebration of competition, culture, education, and entertainment. The program is wide and diverse, featuring a conformation show, working equitation, the Iberian Cup, seminars, educational sessions, and spectacular evening performances that bring together sport, tradition, and spectacle.
POSTER CONTEST
For second year in a row, artists from across the globe; including the United States, Canada, Mexico, Portugal, and Spain among others, applied with remarkable creativity with a total of 18 outstanding submissions.
Today, we are proud to unveil the official poster for IBERICON 2026,
created by Marta Justiça, with design by Rémi Blot.
About the Artist: Marta Justiça
Marta Justiça (Portugal, 1999) is a contemporary artist whose work is deeply rooted in a lifelong connection to horses and the rural landscape in which she was raised. This early environment shaped her sensitivity to movement, presence, and atmosphere elements that continue to define her artistic language.
Before earning her degree in Product Design, Marta developed her practice independently, forging a self-directed path focused on technique and visual identity. She also collaborated with PullCast, contributing to a luxury design project inspired by the Lusitano tradition.
Today, the Iberian horse remains central to her work—not merely as a subject, but as a powerful vehicle for expression. Through its form, energy, and symbolism, she explores themes of memory, identity, strength, and transformation.