The work of Yasiel Elizagaray (Sancti Spíritus, 1987) is distinguished by its vibrant expressionism, where color and form acquire a prominent role. His focus on the figure reveals an exploration of emotional and social complexity. Through semi-abstract details, he manages to convey a sense of familiarity and strangeness at the same time.
The use of techniques such as impasto adds depth and texture to his paintings, allowing for an emotional connection with the viewer. This tactile and sensory aspect contributes to enrich the visual experience of his works.
Through these new representations, Elizagaray invites the viewer to reflect on the complexity of the human condition and contemporary dilemmas. His works are more than simple portraits; they are windows into a universe of emotions and profound reflections.
