Niurka Moreno Leyva - "El murmullo de la libélula" NO Reserve

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Niurka Moreno Leyva, "El murmullo de la libélula", acrylic on canvas, 66 × 58.5 cm, original edition, 2026, hand-signed, in excellent condition, Spain, sold by Representante.

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A unique work 100% handmade. This is not a print.

"The Murmur of the Dragonfly"
This piece explores the meeting point between organic fluidity and graphic synthesis through the symbolic representation of the feline figure. Using acrylic on canvas with glazes and washes characteristic of watercolor technique, the color surface is built from transparency and the layering of light textures, allowing light to emerge from the fabric’s depth.
The visual language draws from currents of contemporary illustration, integrating the impact of contour line with a carefully crafted formal synthesis. Likewise, the piece directly engages with the chromatic legacy of Fauvism and the graphic serenity of botanical styling in ukiyo-e and Art Nouveau. The color palette presents a harmonic tension based on the use of complementary colors: the blue, cool tones of the feline and the dragonfly frame a strong presence against the warm weave of orange leaves and pink blossoms.
The cat, the central subject of the canvas, is presented not only as a domestic or natural entity but as a contemplative guardian wrapped in an atmosphere tinted by the punctuated presence of a blue dragonfly. This subtle interaction alludes to quietness, reflective observation, and the ongoing dialogue between inner serenity and the surrounding botanical environment.

Dimensions: 65 x 58 cm

Technique: Acrylic on cotton canvas.

Condition: Perfect

Origin: Spain

Year: 2026

Each work is signed on the back guaranteeing its authenticity and preserving the visual purity of the piece. Includes title, series, year of realization and signature.

Reference images may show slight tonal variations from the original work due to lighting in spaces, which may affect contrast or color temperature, as well as differences in viewing devices. Photographs have been made with the greatest possible care.

Perfect and sturdy packaging with tracking number.

*The certificate of authenticity will only be available for sales equal to or greater than €150.*

Shipping method: They will be shipped rolled in a sturdy cardboard tube. (no frame)

Signed, dated and numbered on the back of the card.

This is a unique piece.

CURRICULUM
Personal information
Las Tunas, Cuba, 1994. Lives and works in Barcelona, Spain.

Education
2013 // 2019 - University of Arts (ISA), Havana, Cuba. Degree in Visual Arts.
2009 // 2013 - Professional Academy of Arts Las Tunas, Cuba. Bachelor of Fine Arts, field of study: Painting.

Scholarships
March 2018 // July 2018 - STIBET Scholarship of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) for one semester of studies at the Alanus University of Arts and Social Sciences, Alfter, Germany.
Feb // Aug 2023 - Goethe Institute scholarship for the B1 German level, Monika’s Atelier, Havana, Cuba.

Personal Exhibitions
2022 - What is the word, bi-personal with the artist Omar Pérez at his House Studio, Malecón 675, Havana, Cuba.
2018 - An unknown animal, Studio D’Nasco, Havana, Cuba.
2017 - The changing passivity of the Sun, bi-personal with the artist Denisse Muiños. Center of development of the Arts, Havana, Cuba.
2016 - The object of the thousand Faces. El Mejunje, Santa Clara, Cuba.
2015 - Temporal Fivers (Distrito Project) University of Arts (ISA), Havana, Cuba.

Collective Exhibitions (selection)
2025- Open studio at Casa R.A.R.O. as part of their Residency Program for one month, Barcelona, Spain.
2023- Come together, Anthological Cuban Collage exhibition. @infraestudio headquarters, Havana, Cuba.
2020 - A crack in the wall, online exhibition on the Instagram platform @tallerchullima, Havana, Cuba.
2018 - End of semester exhibition at the University Alanus Hochschule, Alfter, Germany.
2018 - Und Nacht war...senseLaB X, Gallery from the Faculty of Visual Arts, University of Arts (ISA) Havana, Cuba.
2017 - senceLAB IX, Gallery of the Faculty of Visual Arts, University of Arts (ISA) Havana, Cuba.
2017 - Thirteen Tales + One, Ludwig Foundation, Havana, Cuba.
2016 - In Regla, Opening Studio. Interchange with The San Francisco Art Institute (SFAI). Studio of Felipe Dulzaides, Havana, Cuba.
2016 - Distrito, A territorial a subjective demarcation, Gallery Luz y Oficios, Havana, Cuba.
2015 - Mise en Scène, University of Arts ISA (XII Biennial of Havana) Havana, Cuba.
2015 - Opened Work, Project of Transdisciplinary Art, (XII Biennial of Havana) National Museum of Art, Building of Cuban Art, Havana, Cuba.
2013 - Thesis Projects, Center of development of the Arts, Las Tunas, Cuba.
2012 - Tree plus one, House of Ballad, Las Tunas, Cuba.

A unique work 100% handmade. This is not a print.

"The Murmur of the Dragonfly"
This piece explores the meeting point between organic fluidity and graphic synthesis through the symbolic representation of the feline figure. Using acrylic on canvas with glazes and washes characteristic of watercolor technique, the color surface is built from transparency and the layering of light textures, allowing light to emerge from the fabric’s depth.
The visual language draws from currents of contemporary illustration, integrating the impact of contour line with a carefully crafted formal synthesis. Likewise, the piece directly engages with the chromatic legacy of Fauvism and the graphic serenity of botanical styling in ukiyo-e and Art Nouveau. The color palette presents a harmonic tension based on the use of complementary colors: the blue, cool tones of the feline and the dragonfly frame a strong presence against the warm weave of orange leaves and pink blossoms.
The cat, the central subject of the canvas, is presented not only as a domestic or natural entity but as a contemplative guardian wrapped in an atmosphere tinted by the punctuated presence of a blue dragonfly. This subtle interaction alludes to quietness, reflective observation, and the ongoing dialogue between inner serenity and the surrounding botanical environment.

Dimensions: 65 x 58 cm

Technique: Acrylic on cotton canvas.

Condition: Perfect

Origin: Spain

Year: 2026

Each work is signed on the back guaranteeing its authenticity and preserving the visual purity of the piece. Includes title, series, year of realization and signature.

Reference images may show slight tonal variations from the original work due to lighting in spaces, which may affect contrast or color temperature, as well as differences in viewing devices. Photographs have been made with the greatest possible care.

Perfect and sturdy packaging with tracking number.

*The certificate of authenticity will only be available for sales equal to or greater than €150.*

Shipping method: They will be shipped rolled in a sturdy cardboard tube. (no frame)

Signed, dated and numbered on the back of the card.

This is a unique piece.

CURRICULUM
Personal information
Las Tunas, Cuba, 1994. Lives and works in Barcelona, Spain.

Education
2013 // 2019 - University of Arts (ISA), Havana, Cuba. Degree in Visual Arts.
2009 // 2013 - Professional Academy of Arts Las Tunas, Cuba. Bachelor of Fine Arts, field of study: Painting.

Scholarships
March 2018 // July 2018 - STIBET Scholarship of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) for one semester of studies at the Alanus University of Arts and Social Sciences, Alfter, Germany.
Feb // Aug 2023 - Goethe Institute scholarship for the B1 German level, Monika’s Atelier, Havana, Cuba.

Personal Exhibitions
2022 - What is the word, bi-personal with the artist Omar Pérez at his House Studio, Malecón 675, Havana, Cuba.
2018 - An unknown animal, Studio D’Nasco, Havana, Cuba.
2017 - The changing passivity of the Sun, bi-personal with the artist Denisse Muiños. Center of development of the Arts, Havana, Cuba.
2016 - The object of the thousand Faces. El Mejunje, Santa Clara, Cuba.
2015 - Temporal Fivers (Distrito Project) University of Arts (ISA), Havana, Cuba.

Collective Exhibitions (selection)
2025- Open studio at Casa R.A.R.O. as part of their Residency Program for one month, Barcelona, Spain.
2023- Come together, Anthological Cuban Collage exhibition. @infraestudio headquarters, Havana, Cuba.
2020 - A crack in the wall, online exhibition on the Instagram platform @tallerchullima, Havana, Cuba.
2018 - End of semester exhibition at the University Alanus Hochschule, Alfter, Germany.
2018 - Und Nacht war...senseLaB X, Gallery from the Faculty of Visual Arts, University of Arts (ISA) Havana, Cuba.
2017 - senceLAB IX, Gallery of the Faculty of Visual Arts, University of Arts (ISA) Havana, Cuba.
2017 - Thirteen Tales + One, Ludwig Foundation, Havana, Cuba.
2016 - In Regla, Opening Studio. Interchange with The San Francisco Art Institute (SFAI). Studio of Felipe Dulzaides, Havana, Cuba.
2016 - Distrito, A territorial a subjective demarcation, Gallery Luz y Oficios, Havana, Cuba.
2015 - Mise en Scène, University of Arts ISA (XII Biennial of Havana) Havana, Cuba.
2015 - Opened Work, Project of Transdisciplinary Art, (XII Biennial of Havana) National Museum of Art, Building of Cuban Art, Havana, Cuba.
2013 - Thesis Projects, Center of development of the Arts, Las Tunas, Cuba.
2012 - Tree plus one, House of Ballad, Las Tunas, Cuba.

Details

Artist
Niurka Moreno Leyva
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Agent
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
"El murmullo de la libélula" NO Reserve
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
66 cm
Width
58.5 cm
Depiction/theme
Animals
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
SpainVerified
464
Objects sold
100%
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