Klever Moscoso
Ecuadorian painter with over 30 years of artistic practice, creating symbolic figurative works inspired by memory, nature, and human experience.
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Biography
Kléver Moscoso (b. 1970, Cuenca, Ecuador) is an Ecuadorian painter who has dedicated more than thirty years to the practice of painting and drawing. Throughout his career, he has remained committed to developing his work through continuous studio practice, exhibitions, and artistic research.
His professional journey includes solo and group exhibitions in museums, galleries, and cultural institutions across Ecuador, where he has built a consistent career within the country’s contemporary art scene. His paintings and drawings are part of private collections and have been featured in publications and institutional projects.
Alongside his studio practice, Moscoso continues to explore new ideas and techniques while maintaining a strong commitment to craftsmanship and artistic discipline. He currently lives and works in Cuenca, Ecuador.
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Artist Statement
Painting has been part of my life for as long as I can remember.
I don’t begin with theories or fixed ideas. I begin by working. Drawing, painting, making mistakes, starting again. Over time, the image finds its own direction.
For me, the studio is a place of constant practice. Every painting teaches me something different, and every finished work becomes the starting point for the next one.
I have never been interested in repeating the same image or following trends. What keeps me painting is curiosity, the desire to continue learning and discovering new ways of seeing.
After more than thirty years, I still believe that painting is one of the most honest ways to understand both myself and the world around me.