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Yoanys Andino Diaz was born on July 27, 1982, in the city of Manzanillo, Cuba. He began studying art at the age of ten through drawing, painting, and sculpture courses at the \u201cHouse of Culture.\u201d<\/p>\n
At sixteen, he entered the \u201cEl ALBA\u201d art school in Holgu\u00edn, where he honed his academic drawing and painting skills.<\/p>\n
After completing his studies, he returned to his hometown and became a teacher of academic drawing and painting at the Carlos Enriquez art school. In 2004, 2005, and 2007, he exhibited his work at the \u201c10th of October Salon\u201d in the Carlos Enriquez Art Gallery in Manzanillo.<\/p>\n
Yoanys Andino Diaz\u2019s painting does not follow any current trends of contemporary art. He draws upon academic foundations while deconstructing classical models through his painting. What he proposes is a new aesthetic, rooted in a dreamlike world where surreal characters emerge.<\/p>\n
In 2009, he arrived in Switzerland and began studying at HEAD \u2013 Gen\u00e8ve.<\/p>\n
Geneva marked a new beginning. There, he began a pictorial journey built on observation, sensations, and a world in which strong roots, trunks, and growing branches come to life. These metaphorical figures echo Nietzsche\u2019s words: \u201cFor the branches of the tree to reach the heights, its roots must sink into the darkest, deepest soils.\u201d Of symbols and pigments<\/strong><\/p>\n The school uniforms of Cuban childhood, the paper boat and its extreme voyage, the eagle \u2014 all serve as symbols that reflect Cuba\u2019s political context. Daily life, dreams, and power become raw materials that blend, intertwine, and come to life, from palette to canvas. Colors impose themselves on the painter \u2014 the sky\u2019s blue filled with hope, the red of blood shed for freedom, the white of peace and silence, the greens of horizons \u2014 fleeting touches of his real and cultural environment. Melancholy also finds its place, as in the painting of \u201cthe child with the paper boat in his mouth, like a game,\u201d where characters from Greek mythology appear.<\/p>\n From academic painting, he has retained precision in line and depth, onto which he has layered a modern surrealism, using its codes and variations as a path toward abstract expression. Yoanys Andino Diaz draws from the atmosphere around him. In Cuba, his paintings were clearly iconographic, accompanied by large-scale texts that captured the viewer\u2019s attention. His most recent exhibition, a series titled \u201cColors of Switzerland,\u201d breathes life into a different context through abstract, synthetic, and controlled lines. 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Imaginary Journeys<\/h2>\n
Colors of Switzerland<\/h2>\n