About

As a contemporary artist, my work delves into the interplay between human hardship and hope, exploring their profound influence on humanity both spiritually and historically. Through my art, I aim to celebrate the human condition by engaging with interdisciplinary research across psychology, theology, philosophy, and sociology. By employing symbolism and interpreting history through the lens of Jung’s theory of the collective unconscious and cultural behavioral patterns, my work seeks to create universally resonant images that bridge the gap between our current selves and our ancestral past. In this intersection, I hope to uncover insights into the complexities of the human experience.

While deeply informed by my personal journey as an immigrant, my art transcends individual narratives to address universal themes. It is not merely a reflection of my own memories and identity but an exploration of the shared human condition. My intention is to harmonize emotion and intellect, emphasizing our spiritual connections while remaining attuned to contemporary sensibilities. By examining existential themes of hope and perseverance amidst both physical and spiritual struggles, I strive to create work that fosters deep, meaningful connections with viewers, resonating on a profoundly human level.

Having lived my first 16 years in Cuba and another 13 in America, I bring a rich mix of cultures to every piece I make. This fusion of influences, along with the symbolic foundation I’ve developed, informs my exploration of diverse themes. I often work in series and experiment with various styles and disciplines, depending on the nature of the visual investigation at hand. My curiosity about the nature of reality drives my artistic practice, and my high productivity reflects my deep desire to go beyond the surface of my work to engage the viewer’s imagination—and ultimately, their heart.