Jefreid Lotti

​ Jefreid Lotti (b.1989) is a Cuban born, award winning artist and educator based in Miami, Florida. He holds an MFA degree from the University of Florida and has done artist lectures, residencies and workshops in multiple museums, universitie...

​ Jefreid Lotti (b.1989) is a Cuban born, award winning artist and educator based in Miami, Florida. He holds an MFA degree from the University of Florida and has done artist lectures, residencies and workshops in multiple museums, universities and cultural institutions across the US. Lotti's oeuvre has been exhibited and published professionally for over a decade. Lotti makes primarily oil paintings, monotypes and sculptures. He obsessively represents a multitude of personal interiors with an abundance of impasto oil paint. In 2012, he co-founded the group Serverus with Miguel Saludes and Alvaro Labanino and their project resulted in multiple collaborations and painting centric exhibitions. Through the years his work has been exhibited at the Frost Art Museum, The Trout Museum of Art, WI. The ICA in Miami and the YAA Museum, Davie FL and the Coral Gables Museum. Notable galleries that have exhibited his work include Bernice Steinbaum Gallery, FL, James May Gallery, WI, and Amat Gallery, FL. He has also exhibited in cultural institutions like The Frank C. Ortis Gallery, Lawton Gallery at UWGB, WI. and The Hollywood Art and Culture Center, FL. His most recent solo exhibition MECHANICS at the Coral Gables Museum was featured in El Nuevo Herald and was reviewed in the Palm Beach Arts Paper by Gretel Sarmiento. His works are in numerous private and public collections across the US, including Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA, Santa Fe College, Gainesville, FL, The University of Wisconsin Green Bay, WI, the University of Florida galleries, Gainesville, FL, the University of Miami Business school, Miami, FL and the Coral Gables Museum, Coral Gables, FL. Most recently he started the duo Convivir with his life partner Krystal T. Rodriguez and they completed a residency and exhibition at Bucknell University.