From May 19 to 31 we exhibit works by Felipe Alarcón and Ángel Alonso, two Cuban painters who dialogue in a bi-individual, proposing different languages. Ángel Alonso (1967) proposes figures demarcated by a thick environment while, between light and shadow, colour announces itself and imposes itself. Felipe Alarcón (1966) invents a universe of possibilities that, from the initial outline, envelops everything. Both painters were born in Havana and live in Spain.