Osmeivy Ortega is a Cuban artist known for his refined approach to engraving and printmaking, particularly woodcut. His work stands out for its strong visual language and careful attention to texture, contrast, and form. Trained at San Alejandro Academy and later at Instituto Superior de Arte, Ortega has built a practice that combines technical discipline with symbolism. Animals appear often in his compositions, serving as quiet references to emotion, instinct, and the connec

Ernesto Estévez García did not arrive at hyperrealism through theory. He arrived there through memory. His first encounter with painting was not in an academy but at home, watching his mother paint simply because she loved it. There was no grand ambition attached to it. Just colour, time and quiet devotion. That intimacy shaped him long before he chose landscape as his language. As a young man, Ernesto spent hours exploring caves and remote corners of Cuba’s terrain. These we

In the vibrant tapestry of Havana's urban landscape, one name stands out as a beacon of creativity and cultural expression: Mr. MYL. Born...