Paintings

Trance, 2017

Acrylic on canvas

78.7  x 118.1"   

In the current phase of his work, where abstraction predominates, Montes de Oca wanted to prioritize a methodology based on random control as an expression of freedom. So, he invented a whole practice that grants a “crafty” and processual tint to the painting. To reach this result, Montes de Oca "paints" first on nylon, then he "prints" it on the canvas by adding coats of painting, creating a kind of permeable work, as he says.

Photographies

Connexion, 2012

Digital photo for a site-specific

Dimensions can vary

Happenings

Cleaning a corner of the soul, 2015

Maceo Park, Havana

Balls made from broom hair. People can interact with them and “clean” the area.