Assembled from pictures taken in Havana, Cuba from the turn of the century. Fidel Castro was in charge but you could sense the people had a hunger for change. The only relevant currency at the time was the US dollar - perhaps a symbol of ‘freedom’. My long standing memory of this trip is of a beautiful but worn down Havana street on a warm, sunny day, and out of a window, Metallica’s Black album playing at full volume shattering the peace, making a meaningful juxtaposition.
This is a snapshot of Havana during a key phase of transition.
screen printing, giclée printing, glazes, acyrlic paint
£399
Assembled from pictures taken in Havana, Cuba from the turn of the century. Fidel Castro was in charge but you could sense the people had a hunger for change. The only relevant currency at the time was the US dollar - perhaps a symbol of ‘freedom’. My long standing memory of this trip is of a beautiful but worn down Havana street on a warm, sunny day, and out of a window, Metallica’s Black album playing at full volume shattering the peace, making a meaningful juxtaposition.
This is a snapshot of Havana during a key phase of transition.
screen printing, giclée printing, glazes, acyrlic paint
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This artwork is sold by Anil Mistry from United Kingdom