Alejandro Valdes - Intersección Azul III - XL





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Alejandro Valdés Hernández's Intersección Azul III - XL is an original acrylic-on-canvas abstract geometric painting, 70 by 100 cm, signed by hand, dated 2026, produced in Spain, in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
Geometric abstraction work that explores the balance between space, form, and depth. Through planes defined in blues, naval blues, turquoises, and neutral shades, the composition creates an architectural sensation that evokes impossible structures or fragmented perspectives.
The diagonal lines and blocks of color generate visual tension and dynamism, guiding the eye toward a central convergence point that suggests expansion and movement. The interaction between dark and light areas provides volume and a subtle three-dimensional illusion, giving the piece a sophisticated and contemporary presence.
Technical information
Medium: Acrylic on canvas.
Support: Canvas.
Work: Original and unique.
Style: Contemporary geometric abstraction.
Condition: Excellent.
Name: Alejandro Valdés Hernández
Nationality: Cuban
Year of birth: 1974
Place of birth: Havana, Cuba
Specialty: Contemporary painting, mixed media, and printmaking
Training
1989–1993 — Elementary Level of Plastic Arts, Havana
1993–1997 — National Academy of Fine Arts San Alejandro, Havana
Influences: Caribbean Expressionism, lyrical abstraction, urban memory
Lines of work
Alejandro Valdés Hernández’s work centers on urban memory, migration, and the relationship between architecture and emotion. His style combines material layers, gestural drawing, and warm palettes
Techniques:
Oil and acrylic on canvas
Mixed media with sand and natural pigments
Experimental printmaking
Ephemeral murals
Solo exhibitions
2001 — Submerged Cities, Independent Gallery, Havana
2006 — Cartographies of Memory, Alternative Cultural Center, Mexico City
2010 — Interior Tropics, self-managed space, Bogotá
2015 — Architectures of Memory, Contemporary Art Room, Miami
2021 — Fragmented Island, private gallery, Madrid
Group exhibitions
1998 — Show of Cuban young painters, Havana
2003 — Caribbean Alternative Biennial, Santo Domingo
2008 — Encounter of Emerging Latin American Art, Buenos Aires
2014 — Art and Territory, Lima
2019 — Contemporary Caribbean Painting, San Juan
2023 — Latin American Artists in Diaspora, Barcelona
Works in collections
Private collections in Cuba, Mexico, Colombia, and Spain
Murals and works in independent cultural spaces in Havana
Pieces in Latin American artist residencies
Works in private collections in Miami, Panama, and Buenos Aires
Artist residencies
2004 — Contemporary Art Residency, Oaxaca
2012 — Experimental Printmaking Workshop, Medellín
2018 — Artistic Exchange Program, Montevideo
Publications and mentions
Exhibition catalogs of independent shows in Latin America
Critical essays in culturally circulated magazines
Participation in alternative curatorial projects
"I paint cities that don’t exist, or that only exist in memory. My work is an emotional cartography of those who leave without stopping to inhabit it."
Work in acrylic on unframed canvas, packaged in bubble wrap and placed inside a rigid cardboard tube, in addition to being secured by the shipping company (CORREOS ESPAÑA)
Geometric abstraction work that explores the balance between space, form, and depth. Through planes defined in blues, naval blues, turquoises, and neutral shades, the composition creates an architectural sensation that evokes impossible structures or fragmented perspectives.
The diagonal lines and blocks of color generate visual tension and dynamism, guiding the eye toward a central convergence point that suggests expansion and movement. The interaction between dark and light areas provides volume and a subtle three-dimensional illusion, giving the piece a sophisticated and contemporary presence.
Technical information
Medium: Acrylic on canvas.
Support: Canvas.
Work: Original and unique.
Style: Contemporary geometric abstraction.
Condition: Excellent.
Name: Alejandro Valdés Hernández
Nationality: Cuban
Year of birth: 1974
Place of birth: Havana, Cuba
Specialty: Contemporary painting, mixed media, and printmaking
Training
1989–1993 — Elementary Level of Plastic Arts, Havana
1993–1997 — National Academy of Fine Arts San Alejandro, Havana
Influences: Caribbean Expressionism, lyrical abstraction, urban memory
Lines of work
Alejandro Valdés Hernández’s work centers on urban memory, migration, and the relationship between architecture and emotion. His style combines material layers, gestural drawing, and warm palettes
Techniques:
Oil and acrylic on canvas
Mixed media with sand and natural pigments
Experimental printmaking
Ephemeral murals
Solo exhibitions
2001 — Submerged Cities, Independent Gallery, Havana
2006 — Cartographies of Memory, Alternative Cultural Center, Mexico City
2010 — Interior Tropics, self-managed space, Bogotá
2015 — Architectures of Memory, Contemporary Art Room, Miami
2021 — Fragmented Island, private gallery, Madrid
Group exhibitions
1998 — Show of Cuban young painters, Havana
2003 — Caribbean Alternative Biennial, Santo Domingo
2008 — Encounter of Emerging Latin American Art, Buenos Aires
2014 — Art and Territory, Lima
2019 — Contemporary Caribbean Painting, San Juan
2023 — Latin American Artists in Diaspora, Barcelona
Works in collections
Private collections in Cuba, Mexico, Colombia, and Spain
Murals and works in independent cultural spaces in Havana
Pieces in Latin American artist residencies
Works in private collections in Miami, Panama, and Buenos Aires
Artist residencies
2004 — Contemporary Art Residency, Oaxaca
2012 — Experimental Printmaking Workshop, Medellín
2018 — Artistic Exchange Program, Montevideo
Publications and mentions
Exhibition catalogs of independent shows in Latin America
Critical essays in culturally circulated magazines
Participation in alternative curatorial projects
"I paint cities that don’t exist, or that only exist in memory. My work is an emotional cartography of those who leave without stopping to inhabit it."
Work in acrylic on unframed canvas, packaged in bubble wrap and placed inside a rigid cardboard tube, in addition to being secured by the shipping company (CORREOS ESPAÑA)

