DORFSMAN fine arts
Alex Sánchez was born in Havana, Cuba, in 1943. He always loved art, particularly contemporary art. By the time he was nine years old he could distinguish a Matisse from a Picasso and Braque from Léger. Before turning 16, Sánchez exhibited his ink drawings at the Liceo de la Habana and at a design store called Interiors, where his drawings hung alongside works by other renowned Cuban artists such as Amelia Peláez and Wifredo Lam. While still a teen, Alex Sánchez left Cuba for New York City, where he studied at Pratt Institute. During his ten-year stay in New York, he worked in the advertising industry and was the art director of a men’s fashion magazine. After moving to Miami, Sánchez continued his work as an art director, but he also became a professional travel photographer, which gave him the opportunity to travel extensively.

Ingrid visit to Mars. 2010. mixed media and collage on paper. 30" x 22".

Van Gogh. mixed media and collage on paper. 22" x 24".

Mas que menos. 2010. mixed media on canvas.

Utamaro's Layaway. 2009. mixed media and collage on paper. 30" x 22".

Picasso. Mixed media and collage on paper. 22" x 20".

Fall. 2011. Mixed media on paper. 22" x 22 1:2".

O'Keefe. mixed media and collage on paper. 22" x 20.

Frida. Mixed media and collage on paper. 30" x 22"

ina. 2012. Mixed media on paper. 51".

Bacon. Mixed media and collage on paper. 22" x 20".

Magritte. Mixed media and collage on paper.




Dali. Mixed media and collaage on paper. 22" x 20".
