Lot 100D: Yoan Michel Díaz Navarro "La Última Mirada"

Work "La Última Mirada", created by the artist Yoan Michel Diaz Navarro. Year: 2019: Technique: Acrylic on canvas. Format: 15.7" x 24.8"

15.7" x 24.8"

Acrylic on canvas.

2019

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He began his studies at the Guantánamo professional academy. From its beginnings it participated in youth painting events at the grassroots level. She participated in group exhibitions carried out by the students of her school from the first year. In the third year she participated in the Graphic Humor expo, in which she obtained the 2nd prize at the provincial level. In the fourth year of the race, she held several personal, collective, events and projects expo: - Personal Expo In landscapes. - Personal Expo One of Ten. - 3rd place in the youth event in Martí at the provincial level. - Collective Expo Uncensored (performance) - He participated 3 consecutive years in the theater Crusade, Guantánamo-Baracoa exposing his paintings and working as a set designer. - He carried out the Catalejo project (street art). - 1st prize in the event for the five heroes. - 3rd place in the Smoke of other people's tobacco contest. Upon graduation he held a personal expo at the Eliseo Osorio gallery in his hometown Baracoa, with the work of his final thesis for the 4th year of the degree, with works on engraving and paintings titled Colonial. He joined the Cecilio Gómez Lambert House of Culture when he graduated, where he currently works as a teacher of plastic arts and in the communities teaching plastic workshops for children and young fans. He remains active by participating in salons such as Eliseo Osorio, April 1, for instructors and amateurs and contemporary art, which are held annually with good results. It belongs to the Cuban Association of Artisan Artists (ACAA). His works are based on themes of free creation since his works show a mixture of artistic movements in the plastic arts. His last personal exhibition was The First in Time, dedicated to the 505th anniversary of his city, where he showed acrylic pieces on canvas and engraving (colography).

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