Miami in Two Languages

*Miami in Two Languages* brings together a selection of digital works by Denia Matías, born from the observation of a city that reveals itself through its light, architecture, palm trees, and the daily movement of its streets.

The exhibition offers a journey through two visual languages ​​that coexist within a single artistic vision. On one hand, there is *Cubami*—a language developed by the artist based on a contemporary interpretation of Cubist structures—where planes, geometric shapes, and fragmentation reconstruct the city through color and rhythm. On the other, there is a more direct form of digital figuration, in which the image maintains a recognizable connection to the urban landscape while remaining infused with the artist's painterly sensibility.

Works such as *Ocean Drive Sleep*, *Gafas en la playa* (Glasses on the Beach), *Pasos* (Steps), *Ocean Drive Sun*, *Camino a Brickell* (Road to Brickell), and *Miami Beach Vida* (Miami Beach Life) construct small scenes of a shared experience: walking through, observing, and remembering Miami.

Rather than simply documenting specific locations, Denia transforms impressions of the city into visual memory. Thus, two distinct languages ​​ultimately speak to the same thing: the way a place we inhabit ceases to be merely a landscape and becomes a personal experience.

Denia Matías · 2025–2026

Digital work · Miami Series