Oil

Denys Molerio Pena "Dissonance", oil painting on canvas, 80 x 80 cm

Denys Molerio Pena is a Cuban artist. He graduated with honors from the San Alejandro Academy
of Fine Arts in Havana. He also studied as a scholarship holder at the Institute 
Superior of Arts (ISA) in Havana. 
He is a member of the Cuban National Union of Visual Artists. So far, 
his work has been presented at many national and international exhibitions.

Denys Molerio Pena "None", oil painting on canvas, 120 x 100 cm

Denys Molerio Pena is a Cuban artist. He graduated with honors from the San Alejandro Academy
of Fine Arts in Havana. He also studied as a scholarship holder at the Institute 
Superior of Arts (ISA) in Havana. 
He is a member of the Cuban National Union of Visual Artists. So far, 
his work has been presented at many national and international exhibitions.

Denys Molerio Pena "Return", oil painting on canvas, 120 x 100 cm

“Return” captures a moment of returning — not to a physical place, but to an original state of
 being where the boundaries between humanity and nature begin to dissolve. The delicately 
intertwined forms of the body and organic structures create a vision of transformation 
in which identity does not disappear, but quietly evolves into another condition. 
Its ethereal palette and dreamlike atmosphere construct a suspended space between memory, 
loss, and renewal. 
In this work, Denys Molerio reflects on the cyclical nature of existence, suggesting 
that every ending may simultaneously become a return to something more deeply rooted 
than consciousness itself.
Denys Molerio Pena is a Cuban artist. He graduated with honors from the San Alejandro Academy
of Fine Arts in Havana. He also studied as a scholarship holder at the Institute 
Superior of Arts (ISA) in Havana. 
He is a member of the Cuban National Union of Visual Artists. So far, 
his work has been presented at many national and international exhibitions.

Oil painting on canvas of Marek Ałaszewski „Batik", framed.

Dimensions without the frame: 200 x 120 cm

Marek Ałaszewski alone can replace all these age-old procedures combining music and image. Institute, Department, Intercollegiate Faculty - he plays as he paints and paints with notes. The minor keys are the grays and blues of landscapes from halfway around the world, and the major keys are full of sunshine. Sometimes a photorealistic image of a locomotive appears, fascinating all boys, regardless of age.