BIOGRAPHY

Born in Havana, Cuba (1967)

Education

1994 Graduated from “San Alejandro” School. Havana, Cuba.
1989 Graduated from Institute of Industrial Design. Havana, Cuba.

Art in Public Places

– 15901 Collins Ave. Lobby sculpture. Sunny Isles. Fl.
– 15801 and 16001 Collins Ave. Beach access.
– Marina D’or . Castellón España.
– Riviera Hotel. Havana, Cuba.
– Florida Hotel. Havana, Cuba.
– Villa Cuba Hotel. Varadero, Cuba.

Private Collections

– Daisaku Ikeda. Tokyo Fuji Art Museum.
– Placido Domingo.
– Jorge M. Sori Fine Art.

Acknowledgments

– Special Mention of the Hall “Painting for Peace” 1999. Organized by the Cuban Commission of UNESCO.

Selected Solo Exhibitions

2021 “Beauty and Value”. Coral Gables Museum. Coral Gables, Florida.

2006 “Evoking”, Jorge Sori Fine Art. Coral Gables, Florida.
2004 “Carlos Alberto Fernández”. Latin American-Italian Institute (IILA). Rome, Italy.
“Life, beauty and Light”. Famagusta Gate Gallery. Nicosia, Chipre.
2003 “Disclosures”. Oscar Wilde House. Dublin, Ireland.
“Another Way of Saying”. Long Gallery. Newcastle, UK.
2002 “Mundos de virtud”. Cervantes Institute. London, UK.
2001 “La flora de Cuba”. Sacred Stone Gallery. Santa Fe, New Mexico.
2000 “Carlos Alberto Fernández”. Melina Mercury Gallery. Athens, Greece.
1999 “Upon the cloth of wind”. Villena Gallery. Havana, Cuba.
1998 “Paintings”. Praxis and Codice Gallery. Managua, Nicaragua.
1997 “Paintings of Cuba”. Cigar Museum. Vienna Austria.
1996 “At the shadow of a wing”. Cuban Commission of UNESCO. Havana, Cuba.
1995 “Tales”. Simon Bolivar House. Havana, Cuba.
1994 “Wings I saw born”. International Press Center. Havana Cuba.
1992 “Flights”. Rene Portocarrero Gallery. Havana, Cuba.
1991 “Landscapes”. Convention Palace. Havana, Cuba.
1990 “Imago”. Avellaneda Lounge. Havana, Cuba.

Selected Group Exhibitions

2000 “Prestige of Cuban Art”. L’ Assiche Gallery. Dossier, Guadalupe.
1999 “Painting for Peace”. Centre for the development of visual arts. Havana, Cuba.
1997 “Ibero American different expressions”. Tow Hal. Copenhagen, Denmark.
1995 “Cuban painters”. UNESCO Headquarters. Paris, France.
1994 “Cuban contemporary art”. London, UK.
1993 “Four Cuban painters”. Bolivar Gallery. Kingston, Jamaica. 1992 “Arte Cubano en Barcelona”. Hotel Barcelona Sants. Barcelona, Spain.