Firelei Báez. feet squelching on wet grass, nourished by uncertainty

In 2026, Hauser & Wirth will present a monumental work by Firelei Báez, exploring the persistent echoes of colonialism through a universe of luminous paintings and bronze sculptures. The artist is interested in the spiritual and cosmic vibrations of Africa, illustrated by striking images such as ‘feet squelching on wet grass’. This exhibition gathers a constellation of previously unseen works, testifying to a deep exploration of the complex legacies of the diaspora. Báez uses color and form to evoke a sense of uncertainty and connection to ancestral roots. The exhibition spans from May to July 2026, offering an immersion in a powerful dialogue between the past and the present. A captivating series that resonates with history and beauty.