Abstract expressionist Cuban American artist Franz Fox will have a solo show featuring nine of his paintings at Haley and Steele Gallery in Boston, MA during the month of September and October. Most of the paintings featured will be paintings in the genre Fox calls Neoplasticity. Neoplasticty is in the movement of psychic automatism, which gives priority to the process, emphasizing impulse over premeditated composition. This involves the introduction of a main figural element as subject matter, painted with oils or acrylics, and fine detail added with pen and ink, creating a sense of shadow and movement, with hidden figures and symbols.

About Franz Fox: “Born with creative juices in his blood and an island of color at his fingertips, Franz Fox was introduced to the arts early on. Making their way to the United States just before the Cuban missile crisis, the forced move marked the first stop on a long list of family travels.

Encouraged to never stop exploring different cultures and scenes, Fox went on to study painting in Paris, France and Malaga, Spain. The birthplace of his mother and country of family origin, across the globe, Fox feels most connected to the latter.”