(Cuba, 1979). Adrián Socorro is a visual artist whose work unfolds through painting and drawing as spaces of conceptual and symbolic construction. His practice navigates between structure and spontaneity, building layered compositions where figures, gestures, and abstract elements reflect on identity, memory, and the complexity of contemporary experience.

Working through interconnected series such as Miserunomismo, Serunomismo, and La Delgada Línea Negra, Socorro develops a continuous visual investigation where each body of work expands on the last. His language is both expressive and controlled, combining raw drawing with refined painterly surfaces to create works that feel intimate, yet open to interpretation.

With a solid trajectory that includes numerous solo exhibitions and participation in the Havana Biennial, his work has been presented across Cuba and internationally. Adrián Socorro’s work is held in important private and institutional collections, including the Museo de Arte de Matanzas, affirming his place within the evolving landscape of contemporary art.