Cuban artist Diango Hernàndez creates paintings in the shape of faceted diamonds, which for him are symbols of a land governed by a single party, a metaphor of an "untouchable" regime whose politics seem to have no end. Source materials for the paintings are drawn from government propaganda beginning in the 1950s.
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Diango Hernández: Diamonds and Stones My Education
Published by Damiani. Foreword by Lisette Lagnado.
Cuban artist Diango Hernàndez creates paintings in the shape of faceted diamonds, which for him are symbols of a land governed by a single party, a metaphor of an "untouchable" regime whose politics seem to have no end. Source materials for the paintings are drawn from government propaganda beginning in the 1950s.
