This breathtaking fiber art masterpiece captures the pinnacle of Yunior Marino's three-dimensional structural experimentation and spiritual narrative. Standing as part of a highly exclusive limited edition, this unique sculpture is painstakingly handmade from organic wood foundations wrapped in dense natural textiles. The artwork echoes the geometric precision and sacred taxonomy of the peyote cactus, organizing radiating bands of high-contrast, multicolored lines that draw the eye toward its tight central core. Marino merges tactile craftsmanship with abstract expressionism.
He conceives the creation of his paintings as mantras, in the sense that by repeating the same action, his mind empties completely.The act of painting becomes a form of meditation. Mariño explains that the time and process of creating a work are at the core of what the painting wants to mean, declaring: that is how they were made, they are what they are. Mariño frames the art of creation simply by fixing what we have once destroyed. He actively uses his past and the concept of the passage of time with universality to heal his present and future.
Discover this exclusive piece of textile art by Yunior Marino and acquire a unique handmade sculpture for your collection.
Fiber Art - Peyote, 2022. By Yunior Marino
Peyote, 2022
From Sculptures series
Wood and cloth
Dimensions: 62.9 H x 64.9 W x 31.4 D in.
Edition 2/3
Certificate of Authenticity
Each sculpture is unique and handmade by the artist (texture colors may vary, as this product is made with natural textiles and textures).
Manufacturing time is a minimum of two months; this time does not include shipping time.Yunior Marino completed his studies at the Instituto Superior de Artes de Cuba before settling in US. He has worked in different countries and has exhibited extensively in Canada, the United States, Mexico, and Cuba. For Yunior, the art of creating has no restrictions on the insular "being", but encompasses the larger universe, his paintings represent what "we are" and not only what we are as a race but "us" as a whole.
