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Portrait of Bruno García, Venezuelan equestrian abstract artist known for expressive reinterpretations of horses through color, rhythm, and symbolism, represented by D-Gallerie in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Bruno Garcia

Venezuelan Equestrian Abstract Artist

Bruno García is a Venezuelan abstract painter whose equestrian-themed works explore movement, emotion, and form. Through layered color and expressive linework, he reimagines the horse as a symbol of strength and freedom; where abstraction meets vitality.

Biography

Bruno García is a Venezuelan contemporary artist known for his dynamic equestrian abstractions, vivid compositions that celebrate the power, rhythm, and grace of the horse. His paintings merge figurative suggestion and geometric structure, capturing not only the form of the animal but the energy and emotion it embodies.

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Working primarily in acrylic, oil, and mixed media, García layers texture and gesture to create a sense of motion within stillness. His horses emerge from color fields and intersecting lines; simultaneously precise and instinctive, reflecting the balance between discipline and spontaneity.

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Rooted in Latin American abstraction yet deeply personal, García’s art transcends literal representation to express the horse as an emotional symbol of endurance, spirit, and beauty. Each piece feels alive, charged with motion, and imbued with the artist’s profound connection to the subject.

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García’s works have been exhibited internationally and are held in private collections across Venezuela, the United States, and Europe. Represented by D-Gallerie in St. Petersburg, Florida, his paintings have also been featured through Saatchi Art, Singulart, and Artesa Latino.

Available Artworks

Education

  • Formal training in Fine Arts and Graphic Design

  • Continued independent studio practice in Caracas and Miami

Exhibitions

Solo Exhibitions

  • 2016 – Archeology of the Arcane, Magnolia Fine Arts Gallery, Madrid, Spain

  • 2016 – The Levitating Archetypes, Art Center La Estancia, Paraguaná, Venezuela

  • 2014 – Mythical Figuration, Buono Café Lounge, Caracas, Venezuela

  • 2012 – Archetypes, Form and Seduction, Utopia 19 Gallery, El Hatillo, Caracas, Venezuela

  • 2012 – Vestiges and Poems Lines, MM.DAO Art Gallery, Valencia, Venezuela

  • 2011 – The Sacred Beasts, Latin Art Genève, Switzerland

  • 2010 – The Sacred Beasts, Altamira Gallery, Bogotá, Colombia

  • 2009 – Mítica y Poética, El Punto del Arte Gallery, Caracas, Venezuela

  • 2007 – Drawings, Club Bahía, Punto Fijo, Venezuela

  • 2006 – Penzetaroi-Hetaroi, Art & Craft Gallery, Caracas, Venezuela

  • 2005 – Demiourgos, Trapiche de los Navos Museum, Boconó, Venezuela

  • 2004 – Bestiarium, Art & Craft Gallery, Caracas, Venezuela

  • 1999 – The Mythical Line, Imperial Gallery, Caracas, Venezuela

  • 1996 – Monument to Memory, Museum of Contemporary Art Tito Salas, Caracas, Venezuela

  • 1988 – From My Origin in Interstellar Dust to the Search for God, Punto Fijo Athenaeum, Venezuela

 

Group Exhibitions

  • 2018 – Colors of Latin America, Altamira Gallery, Bogotá, Colombia

  • 2016 – The Soul of the Caribbean, Düsseldorf, Germany

  • 2016 – Venezuela Land of Colors, Club Hebraica, Caracas, Venezuela

  • 2016 – ArtExpo International Art Fair, New York, USA

  • 2015 – Visions of a Territory, Museum of Contemporary Art, Coro, Venezuela

  • 2014 – I Biennial of Art, City of Coro, Museum of Contemporary Art, Coro, Venezuela

  • 2011 – Dialogue 365, Philadelphia, USA

  • 2011 – Canadian Fall Exhibition, Altamira Gallery, Vancouver, Canada

  • 2010 – Collection of Latin American Art, Artlain Gallery, Geneva, Switzerland

  • 2009 – Colors of the South, ArtLatinAmerican Gallery, Chelsea, New York, USA

  • 2007 – International Independent Art Fair, Madrid, Spain

  • 2006 – Ibero-American Fair of Culture, Holguín, Cuba

  • 2003 – 11 Venezuelans: 11 Proposals, Casa de las Américas, Havana, Cuba

  • 2000 – International Show of Herouville, Castle of Beauregard, Normandy, France

  • 2000 – 11 Looks at the New Millennium, Columbia University, New York, USA

  • 1992 – Hall of Philately Applied to the Graphics, Latin American Art Room, Washington, USA

Press & Media

  • Artesa Latino – “Bruno García: El movimiento del alma equina” (2023)

  • Singulart – Artist Spotlight (2022)

  • Saatchi Art – “Contemporary Latin American Painters to Watch” (2021)

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