Maikel Sotomayor - Travesía - XL





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Maikel Sotomayor’s original acrylic painting Travesía - XL (2026), a unique Spanish work measuring 79 × 99 cm with 5 cm margins, hand-signed and depicting a white canoe on a vivid landscape.
Description from the seller
"Voyage" by Maikel Sotomayor is a painting that depicts a white canoe floating over a field of burning colors, as if crossing a river of time and memory. The green and blue horizon marks the boundary between the known and what is still sought. The yellow dots, scattered like fireflies or seeds, accompany the journey, reminding us that every voyage leaves trails of light. The work evokes the impulse to move forward, even in stillness, and the certainty that every trip changes the traveler.
This lot contains visualizations made with AI. Please consult the original photographs to verify the actual state of the work.
Original work.
Acrylic/canvas,
79 x 99 cm + 5 cm
margin on each side for proper mounting.
Created in 2026.
Work signed on the back.
Shipping
Shipped directly through the artist.
The artwork will be rolled and protected with packing layers, in a sturdy tube.
Shipped with a certificate of authenticity 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 reach the destination within ten days, depending on the country of destination.
About the seller
You can follow my work here: www.instagram.com/maikelsotomayor Web: maikelsotomayor.com
Maikel Sotomayor (1989).
Graduated in painting from the National Academy of Fine Arts of San Alejandro in 2008, Havana, Cuba. His work starts from the investigation and recognition of the historical – anthropological journeys of the primordial cultures of America and the Caribbean and their transformations, as a result of arduous processes of transculturation and domestication of a landscape. He has numerous solo and group exhibitions. Among the most recent are: “Secrets of the Garden,” at Galería Lascrit, Barcelona, Spain (2024); “Off Season,” at Galería El Apartamento, Havana, Cuba (2023); “Natural Condition,” at Galería Esther Monturiol, Barcelona, Spain (2023); “Flors III,” at Galería Esther Montoriol, Barcelona, Spain (2022); “Mini Print,” 22nd Triennale of Grenchen, Switzerland (2021); “Cuban Contemporary Exhibit,” at Sarger Braudis Gallery, Missouri, USA (2020); “Resonance,” Side Event of the 13th Havana Biennial, Galiano Gallery, Cuba (2019); “Earth and Landscape of Cuba,” at Begramoff Gallery, Brussels, Belgium (2018); “Other Martian Chronicles,” Casa 8 Gallery, Havana, Cuba (2018); “Unanimous Presence,” Casa Benito Juárez, Havana, Cuba (2018); “Pose on the Night” at Galería Galiano, Havana, Cuba (2018); “Declining Landscapes,” at WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization), Geneva, Switzerland (2017); “Cartographies of a Path,” at the Center for Development of Visual Arts, Havana, Cuba (2017); “The Size of the World,” at the Cuban American Cultural Center, Havana, Cuba (2017); “Dialogues,” Evolución Gallery by Fugaz, Lima, Peru, (2017).
He has participated in fairs such as: Zona Maco, El Apartamento gallery, Mexico City, Mexico (2024); AFF Affordable. Art fair Bruxelles, Begramoff Gallery, Brussels, Belgium (2019), The Others Art Fair, Casa 8 Gallery, Turin, Italy (2018).
"Voyage" by Maikel Sotomayor is a painting that depicts a white canoe floating over a field of burning colors, as if crossing a river of time and memory. The green and blue horizon marks the boundary between the known and what is still sought. The yellow dots, scattered like fireflies or seeds, accompany the journey, reminding us that every voyage leaves trails of light. The work evokes the impulse to move forward, even in stillness, and the certainty that every trip changes the traveler.
This lot contains visualizations made with AI. Please consult the original photographs to verify the actual state of the work.
Original work.
Acrylic/canvas,
79 x 99 cm + 5 cm
margin on each side for proper mounting.
Created in 2026.
Work signed on the back.
Shipping
Shipped directly through the artist.
The artwork will be rolled and protected with packing layers, in a sturdy tube.
Shipped with a certificate of authenticity 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 reach the destination within ten days, depending on the country of destination.
About the seller
You can follow my work here: www.instagram.com/maikelsotomayor Web: maikelsotomayor.com
Maikel Sotomayor (1989).
Graduated in painting from the National Academy of Fine Arts of San Alejandro in 2008, Havana, Cuba. His work starts from the investigation and recognition of the historical – anthropological journeys of the primordial cultures of America and the Caribbean and their transformations, as a result of arduous processes of transculturation and domestication of a landscape. He has numerous solo and group exhibitions. Among the most recent are: “Secrets of the Garden,” at Galería Lascrit, Barcelona, Spain (2024); “Off Season,” at Galería El Apartamento, Havana, Cuba (2023); “Natural Condition,” at Galería Esther Monturiol, Barcelona, Spain (2023); “Flors III,” at Galería Esther Montoriol, Barcelona, Spain (2022); “Mini Print,” 22nd Triennale of Grenchen, Switzerland (2021); “Cuban Contemporary Exhibit,” at Sarger Braudis Gallery, Missouri, USA (2020); “Resonance,” Side Event of the 13th Havana Biennial, Galiano Gallery, Cuba (2019); “Earth and Landscape of Cuba,” at Begramoff Gallery, Brussels, Belgium (2018); “Other Martian Chronicles,” Casa 8 Gallery, Havana, Cuba (2018); “Unanimous Presence,” Casa Benito Juárez, Havana, Cuba (2018); “Pose on the Night” at Galería Galiano, Havana, Cuba (2018); “Declining Landscapes,” at WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization), Geneva, Switzerland (2017); “Cartographies of a Path,” at the Center for Development of Visual Arts, Havana, Cuba (2017); “The Size of the World,” at the Cuban American Cultural Center, Havana, Cuba (2017); “Dialogues,” Evolución Gallery by Fugaz, Lima, Peru, (2017).
He has participated in fairs such as: Zona Maco, El Apartamento gallery, Mexico City, Mexico (2024); AFF Affordable. Art fair Bruxelles, Begramoff Gallery, Brussels, Belgium (2019), The Others Art Fair, Casa 8 Gallery, Turin, Italy (2018).

