“My family’s heirlooms and mementos were all swept away by the Cuban revolution…I began to fill this void by creating sculptures that suggested layers of my lost history”.This series of works including sculptures, paintings and texts examines the history of Spanish colonization, sugar, and the Cuban revolution, often in the context of the artist’s own family history. This exhibition builds on the investigations begun in the earlier series entitled Cuba Journal. see reviews:

A Profound Sense of Place
The Untold and Erased Histories of Cuba’s Past
Ana Flores
The Island draws me
Newport Art Museum
November 2012