Art Madrid'26 – David Planas – S/T (2025)
about David Planas
San Antonio de los Baños, La Habana, (Cuba), 1976
Possessing a great hyperrealist technique, David Planas in his most recent works on different supports integrates multiple materials, papers, pieces of metal, with diverse textures to which he adds intense colours, blues, greens and magentas, creating a direct and profound dialogue with the spectator who feels attracted by his visual strength. Trained at the Escuela Nacional de Artes Plásticas (ENA) in Havana (Cuba), he has lived in Spain since 2002. His works have been shown in various countries throughout his professional career (Cuba, USA and Germany, among others). He has participated in numerous national and international exhibitions.
about the artist's works
Possessing a great hyperrealist technique, David Planas in his most recent works on different supports integrates multiple materials, papers, and pieces of metal, with diverse textures to which he adds intense colours, blues, greens and magentas, creating a direct and profound dialogue with the spectator who feels attracted by his visual strength. Trained at the Escuela Nacional de Artes Plásticas (ENA) in Havana (Cuba), he has lived in Spain since 2002. His works have been shown in various countries throughout his professional career (Cuba, USA and Germany, among others). He has participated in numerous national and international exhibitions.
David Planas 's works
Featured works
Fabian Treiber
You Wouldn’t Believe, What I’ve Been Through, 2025
Acrílico, tinta, pastel al óleo, pastel y papel sobre lienzo
170 x 180 cm
Carlos Sebastiá
Resonancia desplazada (círculo en movimiento I), 2025
Mixed media on board
120 x 100 cm
CHIU Huai-Hsuan
Read After Cutting 30, 2025
Various types of wood, metal, gear, motor
43.1 x 30.6 x 9.5 cm
DIMASLA (Diana + Álvaro)
Sobre los márgenes del cielo, 2024
Polvo de cemento en suspensión, lluvia, sol, viento, polen de tomillo y romero sobre acrílico en tela de algodón natural cosida, expuesta sobre suelo de arcilla calcáreo durante cuatro meses
130 x 162 cm
