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Clueless Surface
(Superficie desorientada)
Author: Gina Pellón
Year: 2008
Medium: mixed media on canvas
Size: 63 1/2 x 50 1/2 inches
Inventory No: C5966
Price: $
AVAILABLE
Provenance:
Private Collection, South Florida.
To be illustrated in the upcoming catalog
IMPORTANT CUBAN ARTWORKS, Volume Twenty-Two,
Cernuda Arte, Coral Gables, Florida, December 2026.
A master of color, Gina Pellón’s style and palette are
marked by luminous color and gestural rhythm. Her chosen
central theme was the female figure. Prismatic figures of
women, faces, groups and gatherings of people stream in her
vibrant compositions conveying spontaneity at its best. As
a dominant element in her exuberant renditions, one senses
a marvelous kind of freshness – particularly, in the way
the artist multi layered the colors and let loose the free-
flowing lines that created her iconography.
Pellon’s untiring and enthusiastic demeanor was a constant
trait that branded her persona and lifetime production. She
once stated, “I paint every day… from sunrise to sundown.
In this process, I have the need to create, to portray
emotions, and once I am about to complete a work, I get
the urge to attack another.”
Carol Damian, Ph.D.
“Gina Pellón Friend of CoBrA”,
excerpt text from Fort Lauderdale Museum of Art
exhibition brochure, Sep. 6 – Nov. 17, 1996.
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