Maikel Sotomayor - Flujo - XL





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Maikel Sotomayor’s acrylic on canvas Flujo - XL is an original, unique 2026 work in excellent condition, measuring 100 x 69.5 cm (with 5 cm margins) and signed by hand, depicting nature with blue, green, orange, black, yellow and multicolor hues, produced in Spain and sold directly by the artist.
Description from the seller
The work “Flow” by Maikel Sotomayor presents a scene of deep emotional and symbolic ambiguity: two human figures are partially submerged in a body of water that shimmers with green, blue, and gold reflections. The foreground figure, naked and serene, seems to gaze at the viewer with introspective calm, while the dark figure behind suggests a complementary presence—a shadow, a memory, or an energy that accompanies the movement of the water.
The aquatic environment is treated with broad, circular brushstrokes, evoking the idea of current, continuity, and transformation. The warm horizon, with orange and green tones, contrasts with the freshness of the water, creating a tension between the interior and the exterior, the conscious and the unconscious.
Unique piece.
Acrylic/canvas,
100 x 69.5 cm + 5 cm
of margin on each side for correct mounting.
Made in 2026.
Work signed on the back.
Shipping
Shipped directly through the artist.
The artwork will be rolled and protected by packaging layers, in a sturdy tube.
Shipped with an authenticity certificate signed by the artist.
Once the artwork is paid for, three days are required for the packing process and delivery to the shipping company.
The piece will arrive within ten days, depending on the destination country.
About the seller
You can follow my work here: www.instagram.com/maikelsotomayor Website: maikelsotomayor.com
Maikel Sotomayor is a Cuban-born landscape painter based in Madrid, whose work navigates between abstraction and figuration. His artistic vision is deeply marked by the theme of migration and the exploration of landscapes both global and intimate: from the Caribbean to Europe. With an international career, Maikel offers collectors a unique perspective, in which the landscape becomes a bridge between cultures and experiences.
The work “Flow” by Maikel Sotomayor presents a scene of deep emotional and symbolic ambiguity: two human figures are partially submerged in a body of water that shimmers with green, blue, and gold reflections. The foreground figure, naked and serene, seems to gaze at the viewer with introspective calm, while the dark figure behind suggests a complementary presence—a shadow, a memory, or an energy that accompanies the movement of the water.
The aquatic environment is treated with broad, circular brushstrokes, evoking the idea of current, continuity, and transformation. The warm horizon, with orange and green tones, contrasts with the freshness of the water, creating a tension between the interior and the exterior, the conscious and the unconscious.
Unique piece.
Acrylic/canvas,
100 x 69.5 cm + 5 cm
of margin on each side for correct mounting.
Made in 2026.
Work signed on the back.
Shipping
Shipped directly through the artist.
The artwork will be rolled and protected by packaging layers, in a sturdy tube.
Shipped with an authenticity certificate signed by the artist.
Once the artwork is paid for, three days are required for the packing process and delivery to the shipping company.
The piece will arrive within ten days, depending on the destination country.
About the seller
You can follow my work here: www.instagram.com/maikelsotomayor Website: maikelsotomayor.com
Maikel Sotomayor is a Cuban-born landscape painter based in Madrid, whose work navigates between abstraction and figuration. His artistic vision is deeply marked by the theme of migration and the exploration of landscapes both global and intimate: from the Caribbean to Europe. With an international career, Maikel offers collectors a unique perspective, in which the landscape becomes a bridge between cultures and experiences.

