Alejandro Valdes - Untitled XXL

Untitled, 2026 Acrylic on canvas 120 × 100 cm Signed on the reverse This large-scale abstract composition explores the expressive potential of red through dense layers of acrylic, textured passages and shifting tonal contrasts. Crimson, vermilion and burnt red are articulated with deep black and earthy accents, producing a surface of considerable visual and material depth. The composition unfolds as an almost architectural field: vertical dark elements and fragmented geometric suggestions rise through the central red plane, while a darker horizontal band anchors the lower section. These elements create a quiet tension between structure and gesture, opacity and luminosity. The work’s saturated palette and tactile surface give it a strong physical presence, making it particularly suited to contemporary interiors and collections focused on abstract, gestural and colour-field painting. Original work, created in 2026. Signed on the reverse. Offered unframed. This lot contains AI-generated images. Check the original photos to see the actual condition of the work. Name: Alejandro Valdés Hernández Nationality: Cuban Year of Birth: 1974 Place of Birth: Havana, Cuba Specialty: Contemporary painting, mixed media, and printmaking Education 1989–1993 — Basic Level of Visual Arts, Havana 1993–1997 — National Academy of Fine Arts San Alejandro, Havana Influences: Caribbean expressionism, lyrical abstraction, urban memory Work Focus Alejandro Valdés Hernández's work focuses on urban memory, migration, and the relationship between architecture and emotion. His style combines textured layers, gestural drawing, and warm color palettes. Techniques: Oil and acrylic on canvas Mixed media with sand and natural pigments Experimental printmaking Ephemeral murals Solo Exhibitions 2001 — Submerged Cities, Independent Gallery, Havana 2006 — Cartographies of Memory, Alternative Cultural Center, Mexico City 2010 — Inner Tropic, Self-managed Space, Bogotá 2015 — Architectures of Memory

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