Contemporary Artist
Exploring the relationship between historical imagery and painting through layered surfaces, metaphysical realism, and contemporary cultural narratives.
RECENT EXHIBITION
Presented at Mellwood Art Center, Louisville, Kentucky. The exhibition explored creation as an existential projection through two interconnected bodies of work.
Anthropic Elements examines memory, history and censorship through landscape. Anthropic continues that research by questioning democracy, migration, human rights and cultural heritage.
SELECTED WORKS
Anthropic #13, 2025
Winged Victory, 2025
The New Caesar, 2025
Anthropic #9, 2023
Anthropic #6, 2023
Anthropic #11, 2025
Landscape #3, 2021
Landscape #1, 2021
Landscape #4, 2021
Efigie, 2019
Discursus, 2019
Landscape #7, 2019
Freefall #1, 2016
Traces #1, 2016
Populus, 2016
BIOGRAPHY
Alexander V Molina (Cuba, 1994) is a contemporary painter currently based in Louisville, Kentucky. His practice explores the intersection between historical imagery, memory and painting through a language that combines metaphysical realism, layered surfaces and fragmented visual narratives.
After graduating from the Academia Profesional de Artes Visuales ALBA in Holguín, Cuba, he continued his studies at the University of the Arts (ISA) in Havana, where his research increasingly focused on the relationship between photography, collective memory and pictorial construction.
His recent work investigates how cultural heritage, migration, democracy and human rights become embedded within the painted image, transforming historical documents into spaces of uncertainty rather than representation.
His paintings have been exhibited in Cuba, United States, Mexico, Colombia and Spain and are included in private collections in North America and Europe.
