Todo Está Hecho de Luz

In Todo Está Hecho de Luz Gregory De La Haba explores the fundamental role of line in painting. Inspired by the delicate delineation of Jean Dominique Ingres and the bold strokes of Franz Kline, De La Haba's work reflects a lifelong fascination with line. This artwork is rooted in the belief that all humans are connected by an invisible, primordial life force. Through expressive lines, these paintings remind us that we are all made of light, and in this light, the beauty of the divine becomes visible.

Gregory de la Haba is a New York-based interdisciplinary artist, writer, curator, and cultural producer whose work lives at the intersection of myth and reality. Drawing inspiration from the vibrant energy of his Queens studio and his classical fine art training at Harvard, de la Haba's practice navigates complex themes such as love, addiction, masculinity, spirituality, and folklore. Through symbolic and autobiographical imagery, he explores the tensions between the tangible and the elusive, revealing mythic truths that shape human experience.

His art is a fusion of personal history and cultural commentary, offering a profound reflection on existence and the raw emotional states that arise from authentic artistic expression.
Beyond creating, de la Haba contributes to the contemporary art world, curating exhibitions and producing cultural events that foster critical dialogue. His work acts as a bridge between the intimate and the universal, inviting viewers to engage with the shared stories that bind us.