Danae Huerta - Latent Movement- XL - (no reserve)

Title: Latent Movement
Series: Geometric Emotion
Technique: Acrylic/Canvas

The painting presents a geometric and abstract composition articulated through a delicate balance of lines, planes, and voids. Rectangular shapes dominate the structure, organized in layers that overlap without creating chaos, but rather a dynamic order. The black, thin, precise lines traverse the space as if tracing invisible routes, connecting different points of the work. The large circle in the upper right introduces a curved counterpoint that softens the rigidity of the rectilinear blocks, providing visual tension and rhythmic variety. The piece seems built like a map or an architectural schematic, where every element has a deliberate place.

The use of color is strong yet serene. Blues predominate in multiple variations: from deep blues to bright sky blues, creating a fresh and expansive atmosphere. These blues convey calm, breadth, and a certain sense of air or water. The yellow, concentrated mainly in the right and lower area, bursts in as a focal point of energy and contrast. It is not an aggressive yellow but warm and vibrant, balancing the coolness of blue and bringing vitality to the composition. The black, present in lines and some planes, functions as structure and accent, guiding the gaze and defining visual hierarchies.

Emotionally, the work suggests an interesting mix of serenity and contained tension. The geometric organization conveys stability, control, and mental clarity, while the layering of planes and the intersection of lines generate a sense of latent movement. There is something meditational in the repetition of forms and colors, but also a quiet energy, as if the painting captures the moment just before a transformation. The combination of blue and yellow evokes a dialogue between calm and optimism, between introspection and dynamism.

Overall, the painting feels modern, rational, and at the same time poetic. It does not depict recognizable objects, but states, structures, and spatial relationships. It invites contemplation rather than literal interpretation, allowing the emotional experience to emerge from the interaction of form, color, and visual rhythm.

I am a graduate in Visual Arts and have more than 12 years of experience in the artistic field. Throughout my career I have participated in various exhibitions and projects, shaping a creative path in constant evolution.

Some of these exhibitions are:
2024- Points of View, Alma Gallery, Málaga, Spain
2022- International Art and Design Fair “FIABCN” Museu Marítim de Barcelona (MMB), Barcelona, Spain
2021- 2nd Edition of the International Art Fair “Bada Mx”, Campo Marte, DF, Mexico City
2020- Tribute to maestro Paco de Lucía Pictorial Work Exclusive in situ, Barcelona Tapas Restaurant, Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico
2019- International Fair of Arts and Decoration, Quintana Roo, Cancún, Mexico
2019- Creation and Staging of Lights, Company “Población Gregaria”, Touka Dances Festival, Cayenne, French Guiana
2019- Celebration of the 500th Anniversary of Havana, Gallery Luz y Oficios, Havana, Cuba
2019- Of Our Family We Speak Ourselves, Gallery of Arts “Mariano Rodríguez”, Havana, Cuba
2018- 22nd City Salon, Gallery Luz y Oficios, Havana, Cuba
2018- Shared Testimonies, Gallery of Arts “Mariano Rodríguez”, Havana, Cuba
2017- 10th International Suba Art Biennial, Pueblo Viejo Golf Course, Bogotá, Colombia
2017- 10th International Suba Art Biennial, UDCA University, Bogotá, Colombia
2017- 10th International Suba Art Biennial, Café and Book Gallery, Bogotá, Colombia
2017- Post-it4, Gallery “Artis 18”, Havana, Cuba
2016- Final presentation of the German workshop “SenseLab”, ISA University of the Arts Gallery, Havana, Cuba
2016- XII Havana Biennial, National Academy of Fine Arts “San Alejandro”, Havana, Cuba
2015- Sequence, Vicentina de la Torre School of Fine Arts, Camagüey, Cuba
2015- XII Small Format Salon, Ego Project, Camagüey, Cuba
2014- XIV Havana City Salon, Alejo Carpentier Gallery, Camagüey, Cuba
2014- Student Salon, Vicentina de la Torre School of Fine Arts, Camagüey, Cuba
2013- Students’ Salon, Vicentina de la Torre School of Fine Arts, Camagüey, Cuba

My work is characterized by experimentation with color, abstraction, and the strength of line, always seeking new forms of dialogue between technique and emotion.

The canvas is carefully rolled and securely packaged in a sturdy circular tube for shipment.

The images you are seeing now are examples of how the artwork can look when framed and hung on a wall.

Please note that colors may vary depending on each screen.