Artist Bio: Jorge Ernesto Reyes (Joneto) Born in Cuba in 1977, Jorge Ernesto Reyes, known in the art world as Joneto, has emerged as a remarkable artist whose works transcend boundaries and ignite thought-provoking conversations. With a foundation rooted in arts and design, acquired during his studies for almost a decade in his native country and furthered in Scotland in the United Kingdom, Joneto has honed his craft as both a painter and sculptor, leaving an indelible mark on the contemporary art scene. Joneto's artistic journey has been a testament to resilience and creativity, born from humble beginnings in a challenging environment. As an artist, Joneto is known for his versatile style, seamlessly navigating between the realms of modern art, calligraffiti, and pop art. His creations are a testament to his boundless imagination, combining vivid colors, intricate brushwork, and a profound sense of symbolism. Influenced by the renowned sculptor and artist Lynn Chadwick, Henry Moore, Stanisław Szukalski and Wilfredo Lam among others Joneto's art seamlessly blends the organic and the abstract, inviting viewers to explore the interplay between form and emotion. His sculptures, like his paintings, tell stories that resonate deeply with the human experience. Joneto's artistic contributions extend beyond his studio, as he has had the privilege of collaborating with numerous renowned galleries and world-famous artists. These collaborations have further enriched his artistic journey, allowing him to share his unique perspective with a global audience. In his creations, Joneto strives to provoke thought, inspire empathy, and spark meaningful dialogues. His art is a testament to the power of creativity to bridge gaps, transcend boundaries, and shed light on the profound stories that shape our world. Today, Joneto continues to create thought-provoking and emotionally resonant art that challenges perceptions and invites viewers to explore the depths of the human experience. With each stroke of his brush and every sculpted form, he leaves an indelible mark on the world of contemporary art, reminding us of the enduring power of artistic expression.