"MAREA BAJA"
Cast Iron, Steel
13x13x1in
$1,510
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Leonardo Montiel
Spain
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Artist highlights
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Other artworks by Leonardo Montiel
Artwork details
- Medium : Objects, Bronze Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 23.6in, Height: 23.6in, Depth: 0.1in
About this artwork
EXODUS
The artwork “Exodus” is a visual narrative of human displacement, a metaphor for origins and the relentless search for a new horizon. It intertwines the concepts of emigration, expatriation, and pilgrimage, not only as physical acts, but also as spiritual and emotional processes that transform the individual.
Iron oxide dominates the composition, a symbol of strength and resilience, but also of the passage of time and the mark left by abandonment.… This dense, earthy material evokes the lifeblood of the earth and the memory of displaced bodies, those who leave their roots behind to reinvent themselves elsewhere.
“Exodus” is departure and transit, but also hope and reconstruction. It represents the liminal moment between what is left behind and what is not yet possessed: the uncertainty of the path, the nostalgia for what has been lost, and the will to find a new space to settle, belong, and flourish.
The artwork “Exodus” is a visual narrative of human displacement, a metaphor for origins and the relentless search for a new horizon. It intertwines the concepts of emigration, expatriation, and pilgrimage, not only as physical acts, but also as spiritual and emotional processes that transform the individual.
Iron oxide dominates the composition, a symbol of strength and resilience, but also of the passage of time and the mark left by abandonment.… This dense, earthy material evokes the lifeblood of the earth and the memory of displaced bodies, those who leave their roots behind to reinvent themselves elsewhere.
“Exodus” is departure and transit, but also hope and reconstruction. It represents the liminal moment between what is left behind and what is not yet possessed: the uncertainty of the path, the nostalgia for what has been lost, and the will to find a new space to settle, belong, and flourish.
Leonardo Montiel
Spain
Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
José Leonardo Montiel García (MONTIEL, Cuba, 1985) is a Cuban visual artist whose work is distinguished by its profound exploration of memory, identity, and the social processes that have shaped Cuba in recent decades. His production encompasses painting, drawing, installation (assemblage), and sculpture, also incorporating experimental techniques that expand the traditional boundaries of visual language.
Training
From an early age, he showed an inclination for drawing and visual exploration. He trained at academic art institutions in Cuba, where he developed a solid technical foundation in composition, while also becoming interested in contemporary conceptual approaches. During his student years, his early work revolved around figurative representation, and he participated in several exhibitions and group events.
Training
From an early age, he showed an inclination for drawing and visual exploration. He trained at academic art institutions in Cuba, where he developed a solid technical foundation in composition, while also becoming interested in contemporary conceptual approaches. During his student years, his early work revolved around figurative representation, and he participated in several exhibitions and group events.
Leonardo Montiel
"EXODO"
$5,280
