Enrique Arteaga — Miami, Florida

Many small pieces,
one luminous whole.

A Cuban-born painter in Miami — oils and acrylics in green, blue, and white, with a recent turn toward spherical glass mosaics. Original paintings are available now.

A spherical glass-mosaic sculpture made of green, blue, and white tiles catching the light.
The work

First, a painter

Painting has been Enrique's life's work. Lately he has been building spherical glass mosaics too — a newer, smaller body of work in the same green, blue, and white.

Paintings

Layered abstractions in greens, blues, and white — Florida light and Caribbean water, worked in oil and acrylic. Most originals are available to buy.

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Mosaic Spheres Recent

A newer direction — hand-cut glass tiles set one by one onto fiberglass forms, building spheres that hold light like water.

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Selected work

A few favorites

A glimpse of the studio. See the full collections on the gallery pages.

The artist

From Havana to Miami

Born in Cuba in the 1950s and drawn to making art as a boy, Enrique came to the United States as a young man and never looked back. Painting has been his life's work ever since; the mosaic spheres are a recent turn.

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Blue, navy, and white glass-mosaic sphere on a stone base
Originals & commissions

Bring a piece of the work into your space

Originals are available, and Enrique accepts a small number of commissions each year for paintings and mosaic spheres.