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ArteMorfosis - Cuban Art Platform

Cuban Art Platform with showroom in Zürich -

Pushing the reach for Cuban art with frequent, multi-channel, online exhibitions and world-wide shipping.

ArteMorfosis is a gallery and virtual platform for Cuban art in Zurich. Founded in April 2015, ArteMorfosis initially focused on presenting well-established Cuban artists. Since 2017 we expanded our approach and included emerging and mid-career artists as well as displaying group exhibitions curated by experienced Cuban curators. Since 2019 we have been pushing the reach for Cuban art with frequen

t, multi-channel, online exhibitions. The gallerie’s show room is a piece of Cuba in Zurich; it irradiates Cuban warmth and transmits Cuba’s carefree nature, joy of living and wealth of improvisation to the visitor. Strong Cuban coffee and music create an atmosphere you can also find in the homes of Cuban collectors. While it highlights distinctive Cuban characteristics, the gallery finds ever-new paths of its own: ArteMorfosis is self-confidently unique – like the visitors and collectors we aim for. The term ArteMorfosis – derived from the Greek metamorphosis – stands for the transformations we expect once the possibilities of the digital age begin to unfold in the art market. The spring-like ‘M’ in our logo symbolizes the dynamics and potential of the expected transformations and the yellow color denotes the light, warmth and liveliness of the Caribbean sun, the energy source that makes Cuban art thrive. ArteMorfosis is an early adapter of the new technologies that are about to reach a worldwide audience: Virtual as well as augmented reality next to an active presence on the most widely visited art websites allow us to present art in the best manner technically possible – anywhere and anytime. Virtual reality (VR) provides the ultimate level of immersion, creating a sense of physical presence with the art works in the same room. Augmented Reality enables you to envisage an interesting work in your foreseen location before deciding on a purchase. ArteMorfosis’ ultimate goal is to represent all Cuban artists – worldwide. Once a customer decides on purchasing a work, the gallery uses its years of experience in Cuban art-logistics to ship purchased works directly from the artist’s studio to the client and covers the payment process with Swiss seriousness.

27/08/2026

Artist of the Week: Yordan Duke Lazo (Part III)

We conclude our week-long feature on Yordan Duke Lazo with a final look into his series The Weight of What Is Left.

In this third installment, we reflect on the overall synthesis of his work—where material, memory, and spatial presence merge. Yordan's pieces remind us that what remains is not merely passive residue, but an active record of existence, resilience, and quiet transformation.

➡️ Swipe through this final carousel to complete your journey through his featured series.

🔗 Visit the link in our bio to view available original works and explore Yordan Duke Lazo's full portfolio at ArteMorfosis.

24/08/2026

Artist of the Week: Yordan Duke Lazo (Part II)

We continue our spotlight on Yordan Duke Lazo with a deeper look into his series The Weight of What Is Left.

In this second feature, we explore how his practice examines memory, trace, and the emotional resonance of what endures. Through a thoughtful dialogue between form and absence, Yordan converts residual materials and lived experiences into quiet, powerful visual statements—asking what lingers when everything else fades away.

➡️ Swipe through to explore this second selection of works from the series.

https://www.artemorfosis.com/event/yordan-duke-the-weight-of-what-is-left/

21/08/2026

The traces of what remains.

As part of this week’s show, "The Weight of What Is Left," we explore the evocative work of Yordan Duke Lazo. His art delves into memory, absence, and the profound echoes left behind by time and experience. Every piece invites us to reflect on what we carry forward and what we leave behind.

Explore the show: https://www.artemorfosis.com/event/yordan-duke-the-weight-of-what-is-left/ 🔗

Swipe through to experience his work, and let us know in the comments: What does this piece make you feel? 👇 Save this post to revisit the collection. 📌

19/08/2026

✨ What Can I Say Through Myself? | Shanaya Herrera ✨

We continue exploring our collective exhibition at ArteMorfosis with the evocative work of Shanaya Herrera Vega.

Within What Can I Say Through Myself?, Shanaya uses her creative practice to reconstruct symbolic universes rooted in memory, affection, and identity. Her pieces transform deeply personal, lived experiences into compelling visual spaces, offering an intimate perspective that resonates on a universal scale.

➡️ Swipe through the carousel to immerse yourself in Shanaya Herrera’s contributions to this group show.

🔗 https://www.artemorfosis.com/event/group-exhibition-what-can-i-say-through-myself/

17/08/2026

Art as a mirror of the soul. 🪞✨

As part of this week’s show, "What Can I Say Through Myself?", we highlight the captivating work of Olivia Torres. Her art delves deep into introspection, transforming intimate emotions and personal identity into a striking visual experience. Every brushstroke tells a story of self-discovery.

Swipe through to experience her work, and let us know in the comments: What does this piece evoke in you? 👇 Save this post to revisit the collection. 📌
https://www.artemorfosis.com/event/group-exhibition-what-can-i-say-through-myself/

14/08/2026

The power of self-expression.

For this week’s show, "What Can I Say Through Myself?", we explore the evocative work of Nadia Díaz. Her pieces go beyond the surface, acting as an intimate reflection of identity and the inner voice that defines us. Through her unique lens, Nadia transforms the personal into the universal.

Visit the link in our bio to immerse yourself in the full exhibition. 🔗

Save this post to enjoy the collection again. 📌

12/08/2026

Speaking through oneself.

As part of our weekly show, "What Can I Say Through Myself?", we highlight the powerful work of Lisandra Isabel García. Her art serves as a profound medium of self-exploration, translating personal truth and identity into a striking visual language.

Every piece in this exhibition invites us to look inward and question how we express who we are.

🔗https://www.artemorfosis.com/event/group-exhibition-what-can-i-say-through-myself/

Swipe through to experience her work, and let us know in the comments: What does this piece communicate to you? 👇 Save this post to revisit the collection. 📌

11/08/2026

New Collective Show: What Can I Say Through Myself?

We begin our new group exhibition at ArteMorfosis, exploring self-referentiality and personal experience as creative territory. We kick off this week's feature with the evocative work of Adriana Mugia.

In What Can I Say Through Myself?, female experience is approached not as a slogan, but as an intimate exploration of memory, affection, and identity. Through her distinct visual language, Adriana constructs spaces of representation that transform individual reflection into a narrative of universal significance.

➡️ Swipe through this first carousel to explore Adriana Mugia’s works in the exhibition.

🔗 https://www.artemorfosis.com/event/group-exhibition-what-can-i-say-through-myself/

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08/08/2026

ArteMorfosis is pleased to present What Can I Say Through Myself?, a virtual collective exhibition bringing together the work of Lisandra Isabel García López, Nadia Díaz Graverán, Olivia Torres Díaz, Shanaya Herrera Vega, and Adriana Mugia.

Through diverse media, techniques, and perspectives, the artists explore the intimate territories of identity, memory, affection, representation, and female experience.

Each work becomes a space of introspection—where personal stories are reconstructed, transformed, and sometimes deconstructed, revealing how the deeply individual can become universally resonant.

What Can I Say Through Myself? invites us to look inward, to listen to what emerges from lived experience, and to consider the many ways art can become a language for the self.

Coming soon, virtually at ArteMorfosis: https://www.artemorfosis.com/event/group-exhibition-what-can-i-say-through-myself/

07/08/2026

Artist of the Week: Jennifer Ruiz

Art that invites us to slow down in a fast-paced world.

This week, we are celebrating Jennifer Ruiz, whose work brings a fresh, subtle intensity to contemporary Cuban art. By weaving intricate textures, light, and poetic symbolism, Jennifer transforms ordinary moments and emotions into extraordinary visual reflections.

Her pieces don't just capture a scene—they hold a mood, prompting us to explore the delicate boundary between physical reality and inner perception.

➡️ Slide through to experience this collection and discover her unique artistic voice.

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https://www.artemorfosis.com/

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