We move our hands continuously.
To work, to play, to please with emphasis our words, to do everything we need.

Our hands are always on the move, but there are also those who love to stop and capture them at a specific moment.
He is the half Cuban and half American artist Sergio Garcia and his sculptures are now famous all over the world.

Some are more realistic, such as those that tighten a cigarette, pour the controversial makatussin (the cough syrup used as drugs), to blow bubbles, and some much more surreal as the toothed mouth that comes out, terrifying, from a palm.

“I have always appreciated the use of unconventional as a basis for my works of art. I like to create art that people can relate to and that stimulates the creative subconscious. Not only to create an emotional relationship between art and spectator, but to evoke questions about how and why. It is this desire to create a connection with the viewer that feeds my creativity.”

You can follow all his work on his website or on his Instagram profile.