From Zürich to Havana / De Zürich a La Habana

Edson Manuel Rabí Ulacia

The presented work explores the concept of "Morphosis," interpreted as the transformation and evolution of forms within the artistic realm. Through a composition that integrates organic shapes, it aims to establish a visual dialogue reflecting a cultural journey from Zurich to Havana, mirroring the artistic trajectory of the Artemorfosis gallery. The palette of fresh, tropical colors—greens, blues, and yellows—evokes the cultural pigmentation of Cuban art, while the inclusion of significant architectural icons, such as Zurich’s Clock Tower and Havana’s El Morro, symbolizes the interconnection between both cities in this proposal. These elements represent not only their historical legacy but also serve as reference points in the contemporary development of art. The poster design highlights key concepts through the dynamic interaction of organic forms. This formal approach allows for a fluid reading of the terms "10 years," "Morphosis," and "From Zurich to Havana." In doing so, it invites the audience to reflect on the ongoing process of transformation in art and its ability to connect diverse cultural identities.