Alexander Lecusay Estrada - Título: De la Serie Señales XXL

Title: XXL Signals Series

Work created by the artist Alexander Lecusay Estrada in the year 2026.

The artwork is in excellent condition.

Dimensions: 70 × 100 × 3 cm (width × height × depth).
Medium: Acrylic on canvas.
Framed: Not framed.
Shipping: Shipping by mail is available.

Artwork created by the artist Alexander Lecusay Estrada, graduate of the National School of Art (ENA), Cuba, in 1984.

He currently resides in Valencia, Spain.

ARTIST: ALEXANDER LECUSAY ESTRADA

ARTISTIC CAREER

Alexander Lecusay Estrada, born January 22, 1966 in Las Tunas, Cuba, is a visual artist, graduate of the National School of Art (ENA), Cuba, in 1984. He is a member of the Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba (UNEAC) and has taught drawing at the Professional Academy of Plastic Arts. He currently lives in Valencia, Spain, where he develops his activity as an independent artist.

His artistic career began in the 1980s and spans several decades of ongoing participation in the plastic arts, with presence in group exhibitions, provincial and national salons, international exhibitions and solo exhibitions.

From his early training years he has participated in important salons and exhibitions in Cuba, including the National Salon of Plastic Arts, the Thesis Salon, the National Salon of Awardees, different editions of Plastic in April, My City in Plastic, Guernica, the Regino Botti National Salon, the International Salon of the Ten Mural, UNEAC salons and other national and regional events.

He has also developed a solo exhibition path, including “Verse and Reversal of the Vital,” “Without Going Further,” “Retrospective” and “Homage,” presented at different cultural institutions in Cuba.

His professional activity also includes book illustration and collaborations on cultural projects. Among the works documented in his career are the illustrations for Sueños por el aire, by Adriano González; Barco amarillo, by Aleido Rodríguez Cabrera; and Memorias renacidas, by Pablo Armando Fernández. He has also received recognition for his artistic work in book illustrations.

Throughout his career he has earned various awards and recognitions in salons and plastic arts competitions, including those related to Plastic in April, My City in Plastic, Guernica, Fayad Jamís and the National Illustration Salon “Décima Mural.” Among his recognitions is the Provincial Creation Award of 2008 and the recognition as “Best Plastic Artist UNEAC” in 2009.

His trajectory also includes participation in international projects and exhibitions, including Tropenzauber in Bremen, Germany; Libresca in Quito, Ecuador; and an international digital art exhibition in Mexico, in addition to other cultural activities and projects.

His work is placed in various institutions and is part of private and institutional collections in Cuba, Spain, Italy, Germany, Ecuador, Argentina, and the United States. He has also participated in the Cuba-Spain mural project “Hearts for Cuba.”

In recent years he has continued to develop his artistic activity through participation in exhibitions and projects related to painting and abstract art, including the First Díaz Peláez Abstract Art Salon, A Pure Color, Selfie, May Abstract, and various collective exhibitions linked to UNEAC.

His career combines painting, drawing and illustration, along with teaching and ongoing participation in projects, exhibitions and activities of the plastic arts.

DOCUMENTATION, PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENCE ON PLATFORMS

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MAIN EXHIBITIONS

• 1983 — National Salon of Plastic Arts, National Museum, Havana.
• 1984 — Thesis Salon, Carlos Marx Theater, Havana.
• 1984 — Collective exhibition, Servando Cabrera Moreno Gallery, Havana.
• 1985 — Provincial Salon “Plastic in April,” participating in the 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993 and 1994 editions.
• 1985 — National Landscape Encounter “Valle de Picadura,” Havana.
• 1986 — Salon “My City in Plastic.”
• 1986 — National Salon of Awardees, House of the Young Creator, Havana.
• 1986 — Salon “Guernica,” Puerto Padre.
• 1987 — Salon “My City in Plastic,” Provincial Museum.
• 1987 — Salon “Guernica.”
• 1987 — “Plastic International in greeting the 70th anniversary of the October Revolution,” Provincial Museum.
• 1988 — National Salon “Regino Botti,” Guantánamo.
• 1988 — Exhibition of the II Latin American Meeting of Artistic Education, Havana.
• 1990 — Solo exhibition, Puerto Padre.
• 1990 — Exhibition “Fayad Jamís” (Award).
• 1990 — Exhibition “Guernica,” Provincial Art Center.
• 1991 — Guest at the “UNEAC Salon.”
• 1991 — Exhibition “Plastic in April.”
• 1991 — International Salon of the Décima Mural.
• 1991 — National Exhibition “Nobody’s Prophet in His Own Land,” Holguín.
• 1991 — Laureate of the Hermanos Saíz Association (AHS).
• 1992 — Solo exhibition, Bayamo.
• 1992 — Caribbean International Festival, Santiago de Cuba.
• 1992 — Jury of the First Meeting “Young Landscape Painters,” Las Tunas.
• 1993 — Provincial Salon “Plastic in April,” Art Center.
• 1993 — National Salon of Small Format Sculpture “J. Díaz Peláez.”
• 1996 — UNEAC Salon.
• 1999 — Recognition for contribution to plastic creation.
• 1999 — Solo exhibition “Verse and Reversal of the Vital,” Las Tunas, UNEAC.
• 2000 — Collective exhibition “Opening Spaces,” published in the newspaper 26 de marzo 2000.
• 2000 — International Exhibition “Tropenzauber,” Bremen, Germany.
• 2001 — Provincial Salon “Plastic in April.”
• 2001 — UNEAC Salon, UNEAC Gallery, Las Tunas.
• 2001 — International Event “Visuarte,” Cienfuegos, Cuba.
• 2001 — Exhibition “The Sign of the Possible,” Gallery “Teodoro Ramos Blanco,” Havana.
• 2002 — Exhibition “The Sign of the Possible,” UNEAC.
• 2002 — Martian Iconography Salon, UNEAC Gallery.
• 2003 — Recognition for Community Culture development.
• 2003 — Iberamerican Salon “The Other Image,” Vicente García Memorial, Las Tunas.
• 2006 — International Event “Libresca,” Quito, Ecuador.
• 2007 — Exhibition “Paso al Tres,” collective, UNEAC, Las Tunas.
• 2007 — Exhibition “20 Artists,” ICAP, Las Tunas.
• 2008 — UNEAC 2008 Exhibition.
• 2008 — Regional Salon of Plastic Arts, Santiago de Cuba.
• 2008 — National Salon “The Great Who Paint Small,” Camagüey.
• 2009 — Provincial UNEAC Salon.
• 2011 — Regional Salon of Plastic Arts, Santiago de Cuba.
• 2011 — International Digital Art Exhibition, Mexico (Crétalo).
• 2011 — Collective Exhibition in homage to UNEAC’s 50th anniversary, Provincial Arts Council.
• 2011 — Exhibition “Cuban Homage for UNEAC’s 50th Anniversary,” Provincial Museum.
• 2011 — National small-format exhibition “eJo,” Camagüey.
• 2011 — Illustration of Adriano González’s book “Dreams in the Air.”
• 2011 — Illustration of Aleido Rodríguez Cabrera’s book “Yellow Boat.”
• 2011 — Recognition for his artistic work in book illustrations, Quehacer Magazine No. 15, Las Tunas, January–June 2011.
• 2012 — Exhibition of the Culture-Tourism project “About Us,” Las Tunas Hotel.
• 2012 — Culture-Tourism Exhibition, Cucalambeana Week, El Cornito.
• 2012 — Regional Salon of Plastic Arts in the East, Bacardí Museum, Santiago de Cuba.
• 2012 — Traveling exhibition of illustrated poetry, Manzanillo, Guantánamo and Las Tunas, sponsored by the Ibero-American House of Décima.
• 2013 — Illustration of Pablo Armando Fernández’s book “Memories Reborn.”
• 2013 — National small-format exhibition “eJo,” Camagüey.
• 2013 — Collective Plastic Arts exhibition, Council of Plastic Arts, sponsored by Italy.
• 2013 — Member of the José Martí Cultural Society.
• 2013 — National small-format exhibition “eJo,” Guantánamo.
• 2014 — Jury of the Regional Contest “Guernica.”
• 2014 — Collective exhibition “The Mystery of Water,” UNEAC Gallery, Las Tunas.
• 2014 — Collective exhibition “A Color for Clement Greenberg,” UNEAC Gallery, Las Tunas.
• 2015 — Collective exhibition “Small Grandeurs on the Rise,” Camagüey.
• 2016 — Exhibition “Airs of Cubanía,” UNEAC, Las Tunas, Cuba.
• 2022 — First Díaz Peláez Abstract Art Salon, Experimental Center for Visual Arts, Belkis Ayón Gallery, Havana.
• 2022 — “A Pure Color,” collective exhibition, Barreto Room, Havana.
• 2023 — “Selfie,” La Jungla Gallery, Nicolás Guillén Foundation, December 22.
• 2024 — Collective exhibition “Mayo Abstracto,” May 16.
• 2024 — Participation in UNEAC collective exhibitions.
• 2025 — Participation in UNEAC collective exhibitions.
• 2025 — Collective exhibition “Mayo Abstracto,” May 16.

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

• 1990 — Solo exhibition, Puerto Padre.
• 1992 — Solo exhibition, Bayamo.
• 1999 — Two-person exhibition “Verse and Reversal of the Vital.”
• 2006 — Exhibition “Without Going Any Further,” Las Tunas Theater Gallery, Las Tunas.
• 2006 — Exhibition “Retrospective,” Provincial Arts Center, Las Tunas.
• 2007 — Exhibition “Retrospective,” Ibero-American House of the Décima.
• 2009 — Exhibition “Homage,” Provincial Center of Plastic Arts.

AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS

• 1984 — Thesis Salon Carlos Marx, print exhibition, Havana.
• 1985 — Salon “Plastic in April,” Las Tunas.
• 1986 — Salon “My City in Plastic,” drawing.
• 1986 — Salon “Guernica,” Puerto Padre.
• 1987 — Salon “My City in Plastic,” Las Tunas.
• 1987 — Salon “Guernica.”
• 1988 — Salon “My City in Plastic.”
• 1989 — Salon “Fayad Jamís,” Las Tunas.
• 2001 — National Illustration Salon “Décima Mural.”
• 2008 — Provincial Creation Award.
• 2009 — Recognition as “Best Plastic Artist UNEAC.”

COLLABORATIONS AND COLLECTIONS PRESENCE

• He has produced illustrations for various publishers in the country.
• His work is placed in different institutions across the country.
• His works form part of private and institutional collections in Cuba, Spain, Italy, Germany, Ecuador, Argentina and the United States.
• Participation in the Cuba-Spain mural project “Hearts for Cuba.”