In an attempt to be authentic, I am art therefore I paint.

Let your senses be free

Contemporary artist living under the cloudy and unpredictable sky of the north of England. Obsessed by the incomprehensible energy within ourselves, we are tangible mass yet we are invisible. Through painting, I give form to this exchange, allowing surface, colour, movement, and emotion to merge. 

Through painting, I am fascinated in immortalizing a moment that simultaneously embodies the concepts of past, present and future.

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paint strokes showing movement
Moment's Whispers, July 2026
Art Exhibitions
Solo Exhibition
Just Like That My Body and The Planet aligned
Craven Arts House
Autumn 2026
October 1 - 24
Words and Pictures: The Art of Reading
Craven Arts House
Summer 2026
July 2 - August 30
Gargrave Exhibition
Gargrave Village Hall
Summer 2026
When Words Fail
Craven Arts House
Spring 2026
Art and Contemplation
Parceval Hall
Spring 2026
Artist

Leticia Suarez

An individual made of many vanishing points, textures and colours. Noticeable for her way of walking in which harmony and constant tempo perhaps are not the most appropriate descriptive words, more of an improvisational rhythm is her signature note. Step after misstep, securely she moves to the daily unknown. 

Movement, the key element to her art and soul. Nothing is static, even the most apparent straight line is a curve in the infinite universe. There is sound and dance in her art as her latin background influences her mind on each stroke. As the eye continuously travels across the flat canvas that hosts her paintings, the constant transformation of the piece reveals new possibilities and ideas about the world to the viewer. Obsessed over the incomprehensible energy that allows life to happen, not only from a materialistic perspective but within our weird concept of soul and consciousness.   

On a more serious note, she was born in Colombia in the '80s (yes, terrifying times to be born there), moved to the USA in 2004 to be an exchange student for a year, decided to stay to pursue her BFA degree with a concentration in industrial design, worked as an industrial designer for 9 years, moved to the UK in 2019 to pursue a MSc in Sustainability, Entrepreneurship and Design, to ultimately move to a little town in the north of England under cloudy and rainy skies, and realised that all she needed to do was to stay still for more than a minute and be an artist. Art saved her mind, and a rhythmic mind allowed her body to heal itself.

Take me to the Top
My face in August 2025