

Noel Leon
Holguin, Cuba, 1981

With a degree from the Provincial School of Plastic Arts in Cuba (1998), Leon's work involves an existential and pictorial investigation that is related to everyday matters. His understanding about painting revolves around the concept of art as a great tradition that obligues him to mix technical resources from the vastness of history.
The artist appropriates history and the many techniques or media in it as if they were codes through which topics and phenomena of our contemporaneity can be interpreted and expressed. His practice encounters a balance between European painting and "bad painting", creating a vital contrast between these two opposing realizations.
Exhibitions
Collections
2003 PAISAJE DESPUÉS DE LA BATALLA, Miami Dade Community College, Wolfson
Campus, Miami, Florida.
ÉRASE UNA VEZ EN MEXICO, Centro Cultural de México, Miami, Florida.
2011 Private Viewing, Miami, Florida
Group Exhibition, W Hotel, Miami, Florida
2014 ICONOMANIA, Merton D. Simpson Gallery, New York
2016 ROOM FOR RENT (Group Exhibition), Havana, Cuba
OPEN STUDIO, Havana, Cuba.
Olatz Schnabel (New York), Ella F. Cisneros (Miami), Thomas Collins (New York),
Jorge Pérez (Miami), Tomas Esson (Miami)