Raymond Saá approaches his multi-media artistic practice as a builder of lines, shapes, and structures in sewn works on paper, paintings on canvas, and large installations. His work explores the chance tensions that arise between juxtaposed colors and shapes as they are constructed into compositions.

Raymond Saá was born in New Orleans, raised in Miami, and now lives in New Jersey.

Selected solo exhibitions include: Court Gallery, Raymond Saá, William Paterson University, NJ; Locust projects, El Dulcerito Llego, Miami, FL; Crossley Gallery, Ringling School of Art and Design, Ahi Viene el Frutero, Sarasota, FL; White Columns, White Room, Lindo Yambú, New York, NY. Selected group exhibitions: The Dodge Foundation, Black, white and green, NJ; Islip Museum, Cut outs, Islip, NY; Wave Hill, Glyndor Gallery, transplant/ transculture, New York, NY; Museum of Art Puerto Rico, The S-files, San Juan, PR; El Museo del Barrio, El Museo’s Bienal, The S files, New York, NY. Selected awards and residencies: Public Art for Public Schools PS 357X, New York, NY; Joan Mitchell Center Artist in Residence Program in New Orleans, La.; Pollack Krasner Foundation, New York, NY; Joan Mitchell Foundation, New York, NY.