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Bell De la Vega’s sculptural reliefs explore the moment when forms appear to emerge from the surface of matter. Figures, animals, and organic presences rise from textured fields, suggesting transformation, memory, and latent energy within the material.
Working primarily with drywall compound and mixed media, she reclaims a construction material as a sculptural medium, creating surfaces where presence seems to awaken from within the structure itself.
My sculptural relief work explores the moment when forms emerge from the surface of matter, suggesting presence, memory, and transformation.
Bell De la Vega is a Cuban contemporary artist known for her sculptural relief paintings that combine drywall compound, acrylic paint, and resin. Her work explores themes of transformation, resilience, and the relationship between painting and sculpture.
She studied at the School for Art Instructors in Cuba (2007–2010). Her work has been exhibited in Canada and the United States and is part of the Lacombe Art Society collection in Alberta, Canada.
Recent appearances include live sculpture demonstrations and exhibitions in Tampa, Florida, including Water Street Tampa, Avila Golf & Country Club, and the Epicurean Hotel.
From silence and raw material, forms emerge—carrying the quiet strength of what refuses to break.
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