Oleos & Canvas
Yo soy
Yo soy
Eduardo de la Cruz Guerra, 2019
Oil and acrylic on canvas, Portrait Painting
Size: 110 x 140 cm / 43 x 55 in
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"I am" by Eduardo de la Cruz Guerra is a self portrait painted of oil and acrylic over canvas.
This is a self portrait that speaks, and transmit through the pose and color the type of person that we were, that we are, and that we wish to become.
The theme of black and race has been explored in the Cuban plastic arts since the 1700s, and either way in terms of race, racism, and humanity, previously ignored throughout history, penetrate the global social and artistic discourse of the Cuban nation. Even thought, in this case, I do not propose the deconstruction of the current situation of the "races" in the island, and the politics which the unequal social and symbolic injustices have clashed. The vision of my work, is a demonstration, less symbolic and less representative of a self phenomenon of the gratitude to my work, it is the strength of expression of the Afro-Cuban culture, and giving the world of all it's history.
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Shipping & Returns
All items are either shipped directly from Canada or Cuba unframed unless specifically requested. Artwork will be rolled and shipped out in a thick protective tube through available courier.
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About Eduardo de la Cruz Guerra
The theme of black and race has been explored in the Cuban plastic arts since the 1700s, and either way in terms of race, racism, and humanity, previously ignored throughout history, penetrate the global social and artistic discourse of the Cuban nation. Even thought, in this case, I do not propose the deconstruction of the current situation of the "races" in the island, and the politics which the unequal social and symbolic injustices have clashed. The vision of my work, is a demonstration, less symbolic and less representative of a self phenomenon of the gratitude to my work, it is the strength of expression of the Afro-Cuban culture, and giving the world of all it's history.
For more information refer to his Curriculum Vitae.