Cuba: Art Brut | 12 Images
Like every other country, Cuba has its share of artists who create their works out of the mainstream, far from the academy, unaware of or oblivious to the “art world”, and without the need of an audience or a marketplace. Often mentally disabled or homeless, they tend to work with humble materials including found objects or discarded packaging. Notable among these are Havana based creators Josvedy Jove Junco (“El Sirio”), Carlos Javier Garcia Huergo (“Carlitos”)and Miguel Ramon Morales Diaz (“Ramon”).
Please see the important article covering these artists in the article on Riera Studio in Raw Vision Magazine issue #95
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Miguel Ramon Morales, Untitled 1, pencil crayon, found plywood.
Miguel Ramon Morales Diaz, Untitled 1, pencil, crayon, found cardboard
Miguel Ramon Morales Diaz, Untitled 2, pencil, crayon, found cardboard
Miguel Ramon Morales Diaz, Untitled 3, pencil, fabric, found cardboard
Miguel Ramon Morales Diaz, Untitled 4, pencil, crayon, found cardboard
Josvedy Jove Junco "El Sirio", Folio 23/24 (double sided)
Josvedy Jove Junco "El Sirio", Folio 23/24 (double sided)
Josvedy Jove Junco "El Sirio", Folio 7/8 (double sided)
Josvedy Jove Junco "El Sirio", Folio 7/8 (double sided)
Josvedy Jove Junco "El Sirio", Folio A/B (double sided)
Josvedy Jove Junco "El Sirio", Folio A/B (double sided)
Carlos Garcia Huergo, pen and crayon on cardboard
