Claudio Conde - En silencio - XL (no reserve)





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Claudio Conde presents En silencio - XL (no reserve), an original 100 × 70 cm acrylic painting signed by hand in 2025, in a contemporary style, depicting two fish on a dense green background with blue, orange and green hues, in excellent condition and weighing 0.6 kg, produced in Spain and sold directly by the artist, with a certificate of authenticity.
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In Silence – Painting on canvas, 100 x 70 cm.
The work presents two fish emerging from each side of the frame to meet at the center of the composition, creating a axis of tension and balance. Against a background of dense, enveloping green vegetation, their bodies stand out with intense color and the vigor of brushstrokes, which accentuate the movement and energy contained in the scene. The contrast between the calm suggested by the title and the chromatic force of the fish produces a dynamic image, where silence is perceived as a suspended moment in the midst of natural vitality.
I am a visual artist with a main focus on painting. My work centers on the exploration of color as language and as a means to build landscapes that are born in the mind but seek to materialize in physical reality. Each work is an attempt to translate sensations, memories, and inner atmospheres into tangible images, creating a bridge between the intangible and the visible. Color is the axis of my research: I use it not only as an aesthetic element but as a tool to open emotional and perceptual spaces.
The work is shipped with a certificate of authenticity.
Visual artist trained at the Camagüey Professional School of Plastic Arts (1992) and holding a degree in Sociocultural Studies from the University of Las Tunas (2008), he has developed a sustained exhibition career in Cuba and internationally. Among his most relevant solo exhibitions are Where Light Sleeps (2024) at the Servando Cabrera Gallery, Three Cardinal Points (2023) at the Carmelo González Gallery, and Nativity Scenes Urban (2020) at the National Library of Cuba, among others. His work has been part of group exhibitions at the Center for Development of Visual Arts, at the Havana Center for Plastic Arts and Design; in the curatorial section of the Zona Maco Mexico fair, among others, consolidating a coherent discourse around landscape, space, and symbolic construction. Throughout his career he has received various recognitions, including awards at the National Landscape Salon and at the Fayad Jamís Salon, which support the solidity and continuity of his artistic production.
In Silence – Painting on canvas, 100 x 70 cm.
The work presents two fish emerging from each side of the frame to meet at the center of the composition, creating a axis of tension and balance. Against a background of dense, enveloping green vegetation, their bodies stand out with intense color and the vigor of brushstrokes, which accentuate the movement and energy contained in the scene. The contrast between the calm suggested by the title and the chromatic force of the fish produces a dynamic image, where silence is perceived as a suspended moment in the midst of natural vitality.
I am a visual artist with a main focus on painting. My work centers on the exploration of color as language and as a means to build landscapes that are born in the mind but seek to materialize in physical reality. Each work is an attempt to translate sensations, memories, and inner atmospheres into tangible images, creating a bridge between the intangible and the visible. Color is the axis of my research: I use it not only as an aesthetic element but as a tool to open emotional and perceptual spaces.
The work is shipped with a certificate of authenticity.
Visual artist trained at the Camagüey Professional School of Plastic Arts (1992) and holding a degree in Sociocultural Studies from the University of Las Tunas (2008), he has developed a sustained exhibition career in Cuba and internationally. Among his most relevant solo exhibitions are Where Light Sleeps (2024) at the Servando Cabrera Gallery, Three Cardinal Points (2023) at the Carmelo González Gallery, and Nativity Scenes Urban (2020) at the National Library of Cuba, among others. His work has been part of group exhibitions at the Center for Development of Visual Arts, at the Havana Center for Plastic Arts and Design; in the curatorial section of the Zona Maco Mexico fair, among others, consolidating a coherent discourse around landscape, space, and symbolic construction. Throughout his career he has received various recognitions, including awards at the National Landscape Salon and at the Fayad Jamís Salon, which support the solidity and continuity of his artistic production.

