Sandra Guerra

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Elefantes | Sandra Guerra Elefantes | Sandra Guerra
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Elefantes | Sandra Guerra
$850.00

  • Sandra Guerra

  • 2021

  • Acrylic on canvas

  • Dimensions: 40,6 x 35,4 in | 3,4 x 3,0 ft

Cuatro espacios | Sandra Guerra Cuatro espacios | Sandra Guerra
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Cuatro espacios | Sandra Guerra
$750.00

  • Sandra Guerra

  • 2019

  • Acrylic on canvas

  • Dimensions: 34,4 x 26,4 in | 2,9 x 2,2 ft

Llovizna de colores | Sandra Guerra Llovizna de colores | Sandra Guerra
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Llovizna de colores | Sandra Guerra
$750.00

  • Sandra Guerra

  • 2023

  • Acrylic on canvas

  • Dimensions: 26,7 x 30,3 in | 2,2 x 2,5 ft

La danza de los molinos | Sandra Guerra La danza de los molinos | Sandra Guerra
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La danza de los molinos | Sandra Guerra
$850.00

  • Sandra Guerra

  • 2018

  • Acrylic on canvas

  • Dimensions: 36,8 x 26,8 in | 3,1 x 2,2 ft

Cumbres | Sandra Guerra Cumbres | Sandra Guerra
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Cumbres | Sandra Guerra
$850.00

  • Sandra Guerra

  • 2017

  • Acrylic on canvas

  • Dimensions: 31,5 x 23,6 in | 2,6 x 2 ft

El bohío rojo | Sandra Guerra El bohío rojo | Sandra Guerra
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El bohío rojo | Sandra Guerra
$850.00

  • Sandra Guerra

  • 2018

  • Acrylic on canvas

  • Dimensions: 39,4 x 27,6 in | 3,3 x 2,3 ft

Roma | Sandra Guerra Roma | Sandra Guerra
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Roma | Sandra Guerra
$850.00

  • Sandra Guerra

  • 2017

  • Acrylic on canvas

  • Dimensions: 35,4 x 31,5 in | 3 x 2,6 ft

A self-taught painter, but not unaware of color, that color that permeates all her works has always been in her genes. That color that is so Caribbean and tropical and at the same time so Mediterranean, that blue of its turquoise seas from the Caribbean and more indigo from the furthest away. Her greens from the Cuban countryside, her oranges and her roses, give a life of dream and fantasy to her creations. They say that she has references from Ton Schulten and Paul Klee, but who at 40 years old doesn't have influences from other authors? Now, with so much visual information we receive, it cannot be called influence, it should be called wealth, which we accumulate in our software. Her compositions with an air of abstraction inspire freedom, as if her eyes were a drone flying from above, revealing another way of looking. Her works are full of houses, landscapes, lit cities, blue fields, the night, the bay, bridges, windows and, of course, love. Love with which she raises her fantasies and captures them with enormous wisdom in her paintings. And her paintings are the colors of her dreams.

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STUDIES

1998 – 2001. Havana, Cuba. Unified Multipurpose Baccalaureate and University Orientation Course. Spanish Educational Center of Havana

2001 – 2003. Havana, Cuba. Qualified Stonemasonry Worker. Havana Workshop School “Gaspar Melchor de Jovellanos”

2003 – 2006. Galicia, Spain. Stonemasonry Specialty. Pontevedra Quarry School

2006 – 2007. Havana, Cuba. Introduction to Art I and II. Convent of Santa Clara

2008 – 2010. Havana, Cuba. Specialty in Heritage Protection (1st and 2nd years). San Gerónimo University College of Havana

EXHIBITIONS

2004. Personal Exhibition (Pettit Galerie de Theo, Galicia, Spain)

2004. Collective Exhibition (A'X Feira dos callos e da Cantería de Parga, Galicia, Spain)

2004. Collective Exhibition of the Pontevedra Stonework School (House of Culture of Poio, Galicia, Spain)

2012. Collective Exhibition “5mentarios” (Luz y Oficios Gallery, Havana, Cuba)

2012. Collective Mural (Light and Trades Gallery, Havana, Cuba)

2017. Collective Exhibition (Diversity Gallery of the Habana Libre Hotel, Havana, Cuba)

2021. Digital Art Exhibition on the Streets of Brazil (San Paulo, Brazil)

2021. Puzzle. Reviews of Young Art. 2 (Gallery Taller Gorría, Havana, Cuba)

2023. Collective Exhibition (Gallery of Plastic Arts of the Cuban Art Factory, Havana, Cuba)

2023. “Arte na Quarentena” (Mostra Museum, https://www.mostramuseu.com/)

2023. Exhibition and marketing (Artenet, https://artenet.es/)

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