
Erguidos / Upstanding 2020, Wooden yokes, concrete base and metal, 200 x 27 x 27 cm (each). Photo: Nestor Kim
Erguidos / Upstanding 2020, Wooden yokes, concrete base and metal, 200 x 27 x 27 cm (each). Photo: Nestor Kim
Erguidos / Upstanding 2020, Wooden yokes, concrete base and metal, 200 x 27 x 27 cm (each). Photo: Nestor Kim
Erguidos / Upstanding 2020, Wooden yokes, concrete base and metal, 200 x 27 x 27 cm (each). Photo: Nestor Kim
Sujeto Omitido exhibition view, Galleria Continua, San Gimignano. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Isla (mare nostrum) 2019, oil painting and fish hooks on panel of plywood and canvas, 250 x 520 cm; 4 panels of 250 x 130 cm (each). Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Isla (transgresión) / Island (transgression), 2020, Oil painting and fish hooks on plywood panel and canvas, 172 x 134 cm. Photo: Nestor Kim
Isla (persistencia) / Island (persistence), 2020, Oil painting and fish hooks on plywood panel and canvas, 172 x 134 cm. Photo: Nestor Kim
Isla (persistencia) / Island (persistence), 2020, Oil painting and fish hooks on plywood panel and canvas, 172 x 134 cm. Photo: Nestor Kim
Isla (impunidad), 2019, oil painting and fish hooks on panel of plywood and canvas, 127 x 170 cm
Isla (eufemismo) 2019, oil painting and fish hooks on panel of plywood and canvas, 96 x 135 cm, 37,79 x 53,14 in
Muro de mar (aprehensión I), 2019, concrete, wood, steel, nails and fish hooks, 90 x 95 cm. Photo: Pamela Bralia
Muro de mar (aprehensión I), 2019, concrete, wood, steel, nails and fish hooks, 90 x 95 cm. Photo: Pamela Bralia
Muro de mar (aprehensión II), 2019, concrete, wood, steel, nails and fish hooks, 90 x 95 cm. Photo: Pamela Bralia
Stress (desplazados), 2019, bronze, concrete, 200 x 43 x 43 cm. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Stress (desplazados), 2019, bronze, concrete, 200 x 43 x 43 cm. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Autorretrato (estudio de resistencia), 2019, bronze, concrete. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Autorretrato (estudio de resistencia), 2019, bronze, concrete. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Lastre (I), 2019, concrete, rebars and wires, 184 x 104 x 12 cm. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Lastre (II), 2019, concrete, rebars and wires, 189 x 95 x 12 cm. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Visceral (rib cage), 2019, ink and pensil on paper, 76 x 56 cm
Lastre II (dibujo), 2019, ink and pensil on paper, 76 x 56 cm
Lastre I (dibujo), 2019, ink and pensil on paper, 76 x 56 cm
Abstinencia (Derechos), 2019, Installation (8 hands in cast bronze), life size hands. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Abstinencia (Derechos), 2019, Installation (8 hands in cast bronze), life size hands. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Speechless - series, 2019, bronze and facial tissues, life size faces, h 13 x 13 x 22,5 cm. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Speechless - series, 2019, bronze and facial tissues, life size faces, h 13 x 13 x 22,5 cm. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Speechless - series, 2019, bronze and facial tissues, life size faces, h 13 x 13 x 22,5 cm. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Yoan Capote is an artist whose work spans many different mediums; sculpture, painting, installation, photography and video. He often uses mundane objects, representations or images that incite a political or psychological reference. These are recognized by viewers from all kinds of backgrounds and experiences, not just those familiar with Cuban society. These “mundane objects” are perceived by Capote as extensions of our body. A tool for extending the landscape of symbols that we come across. His work tries to accentuate the meaning or the poetry these objects contain.
The human body is an important reference point in his work, something that Yoan Capote sees as full of symbols and expressions. It can be a vessel or a catalyst for universal ideas and experiences. The human psyche and the psychology that surrounds us are a source of inspiration that he taps into, claiming that its helpful in rendering his work more expansive towards an essential or universal analysis. It’s through this that Capote’s work, although deeply connected with the Cuban experience, manages to profoundly affect people from all kinds of circumstances.
Etel Adnan Ai Weiwei Leila Alaoui Juan Araujo Kader Attia Daniel Buren Cai Guo-Qiang Alejandro Campins Iván Capote Yoan Capote Loris Cecchini Elizabet Cerviño Chen Zhen Nikhil Chopra Marcelo Cidade Jonathas De Andrade Berlinde De Bruyckere Leandro Erlich Carlos Garaicoa Osvaldo González Antony Gormley Gu Dexin Shilpa Gupta Subodh Gupta Carsten Höller JR Ilya & Emilia Kabakov Zhanna Kadyrova Kan Xuan Anish Kapoor André Komatsu Jannis Kounellis Luis López-Chávez Jorge Macchi Ahmed Mater Cildo Meireles José Manuel Mesías Sabrina Mezzaqui Margherita Morgantin Moataz Nasr Hans Op de Beeck Ornaghi & Prestinari Giovanni Ozzola Susana Pilar Michelangelo Pistoletto Kiwon Park Qiu Zhijie Tobias Rehberger Arcangelo Sassolino Manuela Sedmach Serse Kiki Smith Nedko Solakov Marta Spagnoli José Antonio Suárez Londoño Hiroshi Sugimoto Sun Yuan & Peng Yu Pascale Marthine Tayou Armando Testa Nari Ward Sislej Xhafa José Yaque Zhuang Hui