"Unknown Landscapes" An Exhibition by Cuban Artist Enrique Zaldivar

Attention Art Lovers, Collectors, Dealers, and Galleries!

You are all invited to my personal exhibition, "Unknown Landscapes". I will be presenting 16 paintings created in 2016 and 2017.

Join us for the opening, where I will also perform live, accompanied by music and other surprises. Don’t miss out!

If you’re interested in acquiring original art, you can reserve any painting from this exhibition. Email us at enriquezaldivars@gmail.com, and we will send you the catalog with detailed information. Art is a great investment!

Exhibition Opening: February 18th, 2017, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM  
Exhibition Duration: February 1st - April 30th  
Location: 491 Middlesex Ave, Metuchen, NJ 08840

"Unknown Landscapes" consists of paintings born from my own imagination, exploring the intersection between the real and the surreal.

Every day, we encounter the unknown, and despite our significant advancements, there are still questions without answers. These works are dedicated to those unanswered questions. The quest to understand the unknown is an enduring dilemma for humanity.

I believe that we will never be completely satisfied with our existence and will always seek to change what we do not like. Life is a continuous adventure, not just philosophically but as a practical approach to living.

Born in Cuba, an island surrounded by the sea, I developed a curiosity about what lies beyond. This feeling of adventure has inspired me, especially when traveling to paint in new places. Being a painter often means confronting unfamiliar terrain, and it is these questions and experiences that keep me engaged.

Landscapes are a recurring theme in my work because they offer a canvas for expressing my ideas and metaphors. While the human figure is absent from my paintings, it is conceptually very present, allowing me to explore philosophical and existential themes.

I believe art opens doors to other worlds, and I strive to achieve this in each of my paintings.

Enrique Zaldivar