Lisbet Cuellar (XX) - Reposo

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Lisbet Cuellar presents Reposo, an original oil on canvas portrait (50 × 37 cm), created in 2026 in Spain, a contemporary multicolour work signed by hand and in excellent condition.

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Oil on canvas
Measures: 50 x 37 cm
In this work I wanted to capture a moment of pause and recollection in the life of a dancer. Beyond the physical effort and the discipline that dance requires, I was interested in showing the more human and vulnerable side of someone who dedicates their life to the pursuit of perfection.

The figure appears bent over itself, in a pose of rest and introspection. The pointe shoes, protagonists of the composition, symbolize sacrifice, perseverance, and the countless hours of work that remain hidden behind the apparent lightness of ballet. The softness of the pink tones contrasts with the turquoise background, creating a serene atmosphere that invites contemplation.

Through light and an intimate composition, I sought to convey the delicate boundary between strength and fragility. This painting is a tribute to silent dedication, to the beauty that arises from discipline, and to those moments of calm when the artist is alone with themselves.

Artist Lisbet Cuellar with a bachelor's degree in Theater Arts in the Scenic Design profile, at ISA (Instituto Superior de Arte), Cuba
Other studies: introductory course in Plastic Arts, Experimental Center of the Visual Arts "Antonio Díaz Peláez", Havana, Cuba
Group exhibitions:
Children's Exhibition Miniature Art "Landscape", 2010 Ciego de Ávila, Cuba
Children's Contest "Where the Palm Grows", 2011
Friends of the Museum, Decorative Arts Museum, 2011
Exhibition "First Time", Belkis Ayón Gallery, 2014

Oil on canvas
Measures: 50 x 37 cm
In this work I wanted to capture a moment of pause and recollection in the life of a dancer. Beyond the physical effort and the discipline that dance requires, I was interested in showing the more human and vulnerable side of someone who dedicates their life to the pursuit of perfection.

The figure appears bent over itself, in a pose of rest and introspection. The pointe shoes, protagonists of the composition, symbolize sacrifice, perseverance, and the countless hours of work that remain hidden behind the apparent lightness of ballet. The softness of the pink tones contrasts with the turquoise background, creating a serene atmosphere that invites contemplation.

Through light and an intimate composition, I sought to convey the delicate boundary between strength and fragility. This painting is a tribute to silent dedication, to the beauty that arises from discipline, and to those moments of calm when the artist is alone with themselves.

Artist Lisbet Cuellar with a bachelor's degree in Theater Arts in the Scenic Design profile, at ISA (Instituto Superior de Arte), Cuba
Other studies: introductory course in Plastic Arts, Experimental Center of the Visual Arts "Antonio Díaz Peláez", Havana, Cuba
Group exhibitions:
Children's Exhibition Miniature Art "Landscape", 2010 Ciego de Ávila, Cuba
Children's Contest "Where the Palm Grows", 2011
Friends of the Museum, Decorative Arts Museum, 2011
Exhibition "First Time", Belkis Ayón Gallery, 2014

Details

Artist
Lisbet Cuellar (XX)
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Reposo
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Multicolour
Height
50 cm
Width
37 cm
Depiction/theme
Portrait
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
SpainVerified
51
Objects sold
100%
Private

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