Artists
Currently Represented Artists
Conde Contemporary represents emerging, mid-career, and established artists whose work spans painting, sculpture, photography, mixed media, and conceptual practice. While diverse in medium, style, and cultural background, the gallery's program is united by a shared commitment to originality, technical excellence, intellectual inquiry, and meaningful visual expression.
JC Arana is a Colombian contemporary painter whose work explores memory, mythology, identity, and the enduring power of personal narrative. Drawing on history, childhood imagination, and popular culture, Arana is best known for paintings that transform ordinary individuals into heroic figures, blurring the line between reality and myth. His work has been exhibited internationally and can be found in private collections throughout the Americas. The artist lives and works in Miami, Florida.
Clifford Bailey is an American contemporary painter known for his distinctive blend of Art Deco elegance, Jazz Age influence, and cinematic storytelling. Through stylized portraits, musicians, and atmospheric urban scenes, Bailey creates richly imagined paintings that bridge nostalgia and modern life. His work has been exhibited nationally and collected throughout the United States and abroad. The artist lives and works in Los Angeles, California.
Rafel Bestard is a Spanish contemporary painter whose figurative works explore human relationships, memory, symbolism, and the complexities of everyday life. Drawing from personal experience, observation, and photography, Bestard creates poetic and psychologically charged paintings that balance humor, uncertainty, vulnerability, and hope. His work has been exhibited internationally and can be found in galleries, museums, and private collections throughout Europe and the Americas. The artist lives and works in Mallorca, Spain.
Ernesto Capdevila is a Cuban contemporary artist whose paintings, drawings, and sculptures explore imagination, memory, identity, and the complexity of human experience. Blending surrealist imagery, poetic symbolism, and personal narrative, Capdevila creates richly layered works that move between dream and reality, humor and introspection. His work has been exhibited throughout Europe, North, Central, and South America, and the Caribbean. The artist lives and works in Miami, Florida.
Antonio Cavagnaro is a Uruguayan contemporary painter whose dreamlike figurative works blend symbolism, memory, and poetic narrative. Drawing on literature, architecture, and personal experience, he creates atmospheric paintings that explore solitude, imagination, and the emotional resonance of everyday life. The artist lives and works in Spain.
Paula Christenson is an Argentine American abstract painter whose intuitive acrylic compositions explore movement, rhythm, and visual transformation. Built through spontaneity and layered mark-making, her paintings combine fluid forms, expressive line, and dynamic color relationships that invite viewers into richly imagined abstract worlds.
Andrés Conde is a Cuban American painter whose work blends pop realism, figurative painting, and vintage graphic influence. Drawing from Cuban and American visual culture, Art Deco and Art Nouveau design, and mid-century illustration, Conde creates narrative paintings that balance beauty, nostalgia, and subtext through richly cinematic imagery. The artist lives and works in Natchez, Mississippi.
Danco Duportail is a contemporary painter whose work explores the poetry of everyday life through quietly observed moments and deeply human subjects. With remarkable technical skill and emotional restraint, Duportail creates contemplative paintings that invite reflection on connection, solitude, memory, and the beauty found in ordinary experience. The artist lives and works in Mexico.
Courtney Egan is a contemporary artist whose work combines photography, collage, and mixed media to explore memory, identity, and personal narrative. Through layered imagery and visual storytelling, Egan creates evocative works that blur the boundaries between reality and imagination. The artist lives and works in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Jeff Faust is an American contemporary painter whose surrealist works draw from mythology, symbolism, and the subconscious mind. Through dreamlike imagery and richly imagined narratives, Faust explores transformation, identity, and humanity's relationship with the natural world. The artist lives and works in California.
Wanda Fraga Sánchez de la Campa is a Cuban-born contemporary artist whose work blends painting, collage, and symbolism to explore identity, memory, belonging, and the emotional complexities of human experience. Drawing from personal history and collective narratives, she creates psychologically charged images that navigate the space between reality, imagination, and myth. The artist lives and works in Guatemala.
Giovanni Gellona is a Chilean contemporary painter whose work blends realism, symbolism, and spiritual imagination. Through luminous portraits and dreamlike narratives, Gellona explores beauty, transformation, faith, and the enduring search for meaning. The artist lives and works in Chile.
Barbara Hulanicki OBE is a British fashion designer, illustrator, and cultural icon best known as the founder of Biba, the legendary London fashion label and lifestyle brand that helped define the visual identity of the 1960s and 1970s. Widely regarded as one of the most influential figures of her era in fashion and retail design, Hulanicki’s work spans fashion illustration, interiors, branding, and visual culture. Her distinctive aesthetic, shaped by Art Deco glamour, theatricality, and vintage romanticism, continues to influence contemporary fashion, design, and popular culture internationally. She lives and works in Miami Beach, Florida.
Natasha Kertes is a Russian contemporary artist whose work explores beauty, mythology, identity, and transformation through photography, installation, and new media. Drawing from fashion, folklore, popular culture, and personal experience, Kertes creates visually compelling works that balance sensuality, symbolism, and imagination. The artist lives and works in the United States.
Heriberto Mora is a Cuban American painter and sculptor whose work explores the intersection of the material and spiritual worlds. Through imagery that is at once contemplative, humorous, and deeply human, Mora creates paintings and sculptures that reflect on wonder, existence, and the mysteries of everyday life. The artist lives and works in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Edel Alonso Bello, known professionally as Neno, is a Cuban contemporary painter whose work explores memory, spirituality, and the unseen dimensions of everyday life. Through richly symbolic imagery and dreamlike narratives, Neno creates contemplative paintings that invite reflection on transformation, mystery, and the human experience. The artist lives and works in Mexico.
Aimee Perez is a Cuban American sculptor whose work explores spirituality, human connection, and the emotional truths that shape our lives. Through expressive figurative sculpture and mixed media, Perez creates powerful archetypal forms that reflect on suffering and redemption, grief and comfort, and the resilience of the human spirit. The artist lives and works in Miami, Florida.
Ciro Quintana is a Cuban contemporary painter whose work combines storytelling, symbolism, and social satire. Drawing from popular culture, art history, mythology, and literature, Quintana creates imaginative paintings that examine human nature, cultural rituals, and the complexities of modern life. The artist lives and works in Miami, Florida.
Henry Rodríguez Bienes is a Cuban contemporary artist whose work draws on symbols, archetypes, and the visual languages of ancient civilizations. Blending references from mythology, religion, and cultural history, Rodríguez Bienes creates paintings that explore the shared ideas and beliefs that connect humanity across time and place. The artist lives and works in Mexico City.
Pablo Santibáñez Servat is a Chilean contemporary painter whose work blends realism, mythology, spirituality, and layered cultural symbolism. Drawing from European, South American, and Indigenous visual symbolism and iconography, Santibáñez creates richly detailed paintings that explore ancestry, belief, hybridity, and the sacred dimensions of the natural world. The artist lives and works in Spain.
Noah Saterstrom is an American contemporary painter whose work explores family, ancestry, and the stories that shape our understanding of who we are. Drawing from personal history, lived experience, and years of genealogical research, Saterstrom creates expressive paintings that examine remembrance, loss, belonging, and the enduring connections between generations. The artist lives and works in Nashville, Tennessee.
Alon Skuy is a South African photographer whose work bears witness to the lives of individuals and communities often overlooked by mainstream narratives. Through a lens that is both compassionate and unflinching, Skuy creates deeply human images that explore resilience, belonging, struggle, and hope. The artist lives and works in Miami, Florida.
Kevin Sloan is an American contemporary painter whose work explores the sacred relationship between humanity and the natural world. Through symbolic imagery, allegory, and masterful realism, Sloan creates contemplative paintings that invite reflection on wonder, resilience, loss, and our connection to the living world. The artist lives and works in Colorado.
Rubén Torres Llorca is among the most significant voices in contemporary Cuban art. Blending wit, symbolism, and incisive social observation, his paintings, sculptures, and installations explore the complexities of power, belief, memory, and human behavior. For more than four decades, his work has challenged conventions while remaining deeply rooted in the stories we tell ourselves and one another.