LISBET GARCIA - "Luz que florece"

“Luz que florece” is an original work by Lisbet García belonging to her floral series, in which color becomes the main expressive vehicle. The painting explores the expansion of light through flowers that seem to sprout from the pigment itself, rather than from the earth.

Dominated by intense yellows, deep blues, and pink accents, the composition creates a sense of upward movement, as if the vital energy were rising and dispersing into space. The gestural and fragmented brushwork adds dynamism and a rich texture that reinforces the sense of growth and transformation.

The title alludes to the idea of light as a creative force, capable of giving rise to life, to hope, and to emotional renewal. “Luz que florece” offers a sensorial experience where color is not only observed but felt, establishing a direct link between the artwork and the viewer. Painted on canvas, the piece is designed to be exhibited framed or unframed, depending on the dialogue one wishes to create with the space.

About Lisbet García

Lisbet García is a Cuban-born visual artist and resident of Spain, whose practice centers on exploring color and emotion through contemporary painting. Her works are characterized by a free and expressive brushstroke, as well as by the construction of spaces where movement and vitality dialogue with the viewer's sensory perception. Her work has been exhibited in several exhibitions in Cuba and, currently, is entering the European market, standing out for its originality and aesthetic sensitivity.

Preparation and packaging

The artwork is signed by the artist and is accompanied by an equally signed certificate of authenticity. The canvas will be shipped rolled and protected in a sturdy cardboard tube, ensuring its proper preservation during transport.

Shipping will be carried out within a maximum of three business days from the confirmation of the purchase. The delivery time will depend on the selected courier company.

The published images are for demonstration purposes only and are illustrative.
The original work is protected by copyright. Copying, reproducing, or distributing it in whole or in part is prohibited without the express authorization of the rights holder.