Lisbet Cuellar (XX) - Inner conflict





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Oil on canvas
Measures: 50 x 37 cm
This work explores the duality of the human condition through a figure shown from behind, embraced by a dark presence that seems to arise from its own body. The contrast between warm, luminous skin tones and the black silhouette creates a visual tension that symbolizes the constant dialogue between light and shadow, vulnerability and strength, identity and the unconscious.
The minimalist composition, set against a turquoise background, directs all attention to the body language and the emotional intensity of the scene. Rather than depicting a struggle, the work invites interpreting that embrace as an act of acceptance, reconciliation, and inner transformation.
It is a piece of contemporary figurative art that seeks to connect with the viewer through emotion, allowing space for personal interpretation.
Artist Lisbet Cuellar with a degree in Theater Art in the Scenic Design profile, at ISA (Instituto Superior de Arte), Cuba
Other studies: introductory course in Plastic Arts, Centro Experimental de las Artes Visuales "Antonio Díaz Peláez", Havana, Cuba
Group exhibitions:
Children's exhibition Miniature Art "Landscape", 2010 Ciego de Ávila, Cuba
Children's contest From Where the Palm Grows, 2011
Friends of the Museum, Museo de Artes Decorativos, 2011
Exhibition "First Time", Belkis Ayón Gallery, 2014
Oil on canvas
Measures: 50 x 37 cm
This work explores the duality of the human condition through a figure shown from behind, embraced by a dark presence that seems to arise from its own body. The contrast between warm, luminous skin tones and the black silhouette creates a visual tension that symbolizes the constant dialogue between light and shadow, vulnerability and strength, identity and the unconscious.
The minimalist composition, set against a turquoise background, directs all attention to the body language and the emotional intensity of the scene. Rather than depicting a struggle, the work invites interpreting that embrace as an act of acceptance, reconciliation, and inner transformation.
It is a piece of contemporary figurative art that seeks to connect with the viewer through emotion, allowing space for personal interpretation.
Artist Lisbet Cuellar with a degree in Theater Art in the Scenic Design profile, at ISA (Instituto Superior de Arte), Cuba
Other studies: introductory course in Plastic Arts, Centro Experimental de las Artes Visuales "Antonio Díaz Peláez", Havana, Cuba
Group exhibitions:
Children's exhibition Miniature Art "Landscape", 2010 Ciego de Ávila, Cuba
Children's contest From Where the Palm Grows, 2011
Friends of the Museum, Museo de Artes Decorativos, 2011
Exhibition "First Time", Belkis Ayón Gallery, 2014

