
Deep Inspiration · Desván Blanco
Deep Inspiration brought together paintings by Denis Siniauski and sculptures by Román Hernández at Desván Blanco, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, from 11 January to 8 February 2025.
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Deep Inspiration brought together paintings by Denis Siniauski and sculptures by Román Hernández at Desván Blanco, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, from 11 January to 8 February 2025.

Mediterranean sand collected in Barcelona for a new series.

In 2021, Denis Siniauski and Román Hernández developed Deep Inspiration, a project of seven sculptural heads placed in the landscapes of Tenerife, including Teide, Anaga and the sea at Las Teresitas.

In his Instagram text, Siniauski compares paintings leaving the Tenerife studio with people leaving Minsk.

Horizon Orange (2020) was made in Minsk using, among other materials, sand from Belarusian rivers. The diptych was exhibited in Pioneers in 2021.

The first panel was made in Tenerife. The second was painted in Minsk using volcanic sands and ochres brought to the studio.

In a conversation published on 17 March 2020, Siniauski described Horizons as a project begun in Tenerife in 2019 and brought to Minsk. It brought together artists born in Belarus and living in different countries, exploring how a change of place changes perception.

Participation in Marbella Art Fair with Javier Román Gallery.

Entre Gris (2018) received second prize in the eleventh Pedro Modesto Campos painting competition.

Light Waters was shown at Casa Albar in 2018. Individual paintings were later exhibited at IEHCAN and entered private collections in Tenerife.

A group exhibition of seven artists. Denis Siniauski participated as artist and curator.

Following the exhibition Depth at the Real Casino de Tenerife, Siniauski discussed navigation, natural materials and his interdisciplinary training with Noemí Feo Rodríguez. He also outlined plans for artistic exchanges between Tenerife and Minsk.

Siniauski associated Islands with the beginning of his exhibition activity in Tenerife. Materials include acrylic, coral sand and volcanic sand.