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Tinturas de Carlos García de la Nuez

Abstract painting by Carlos García de la Nuez featuring bold red and yellow blocks with black textured accents. Dark scribbled text appears across the center and bottom left. The vibrant tinturas and energetic brushwork create a dynamic and expressive composition.
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[Translated from Spanish] Carlos García de la Nuez (Marianao, Havana, Cuba, 1959), acrylic artist, graduated from the legendary Academy of San Alejandro in Havana, Cuba. Postgraduate degree at the Higher Institute of Art in Havana and master’s degree in Visual Arts at the Massachusetts College of Art.

‘I stop in these autumn days, escorted by the lightness of the Covid-19 – apparently in stealth retreat -, to the Carlos García album / catalog (Editorial Talento Arte Visual, 2008) made up of more than 200 reproductions of pictorial pieces: codes in dialogue with radiation: exhilarated tints that border on azoro: outlines of sinking mirage: night transfigured into suns of shadows. García de la Nuez’s painting is subscribed in consonant primers: reminiscence floating in spirited circularity; dreaming dancing in sinuosities of desire. Orchard that pronounces the shortcut: orchard that adjoins the pause tree: truce in the preambles of the harvest.” – Carlos Olivares Baró

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