Masks, a way to express what people hide
In art, masks take an important role. I am definitely attracted to their stories
Sculpture collection “Omar,” in honor of my father
My father was the person who introduced me to art because he was an amateur painter
The Saxophonist, a little part of New Orleans
Behind every painting there is a story to tell. In this case, music took the most important role
The Avila is a connection between Venezuelan artists
Coming soon to the art shop, you can find smaller versions of El Avila for homes and offices
Visual Artist Neisa Guerra relaunches her webpage neisart.com
The Venezuelan artist is located in Houston and has now created a website Art Shop to facilitate the sale of her artwork
Colors are Always Changing my Art
Color is an unavoidable part of each of my artistic compositions. Every time period of my life and every place I have lived in, have led me to use a variety of distinct color schemes.
“Expectativa” was Neisa Guerra’s latest exhibition, which took place in Atyrau in 2018
Neisa portrayed her perception of the long Kazak winters and yearning to be with her loved ones. Her works show are heavily influenced by the Kazak town’s culture.
Venezuelan visual artist exhibits her paintings and sculptures in Luanda
Venezuelan artist, Neisa Guerra, exhibited twenty-five paintings and six sculptures in November of 2008 in the Celemar Gallery portraying her daily experiences in Angola and Venezuela.
A connection is necessary to sculpt
When I am sculpting my hands take over and begin to create forms and shapes over the materials. One of my favorite materials is stone.
Amuay, the first big step
Amuay left a deep mark on my history, not only because I was starting my own family but because it helped me channel what I wanted to be and I discovered my love for sculpting.