Diango H.

Born in Cuba in 1970, Hernández moved to Europe in 2003 and currently lives and works between Havana and Düsseldorf
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Salvavidas (new paintings and new sculptures) at Arsenal Habana 8th of December - 8th of March 2019

Ahí estaba él sentado de espaldas a todo y de frente al azul que se divide en dos, casi el mismo azul, casi la misma cosa, solo que un azul es de aires y motas de algodón y el otro de peces y sueños. ¿En qué pensaba el Salvavidas? Todas esas horas de penitencia le han servido para aprender a esperar, para extender su paciencia. A veces cuenta las olas, a veces las ráfagas de viento. El Salvavidas piensa de la misma manera en que lo hacen las gotas de lluvia, su pensamiento se precipita, cae y ...

Diango Hernández at Van Horn, Düsseldorf By Moritz Scheper. Frieze Magazine Review - 11 Jan 2018 -

During these harsh winter days, nothing is more distant from Düsseldorf than sun, sand and sea. Visitors should consider this before entering Diango Hernández’s exhibition, ‘Amor Amor’, since, like the majority of the artist’s repertoire, it deals primarily with a longing for his Cuban homeland. Fittingly, the show’s inventory consists of tropical emblems: fruits, sunsets and, most prominently, ...

In Addition an exhibition of artist editions at Mostyn, Wales, UK curated by Adam Carr. From March 2018 Nina Beier, Sol Calero, Diango Hernández, Gabriele de Santis, Alek O., Jonathan Monk, and Marinella Senatore

Each participating artist has produced work using paper and has been asked to reconsider the traditional model of producing an edition, where each version of a work is identical. Although appearing formally similar, each In Addition piece will offer deviations and nuances that set apart each edition as a unique work, thereby playing with ideas of the original, the copy and work made in ...

Lilia & Tulipan at Kunsthalle Lingen curated by Meike Behm 9. Juni – 19. August 2018, Eröffnung: Freitag, 8. Juni 2018, 19.00 Uhr Sunah Choi, Diango Hernández, Victor Man, Rupprecht Matthies, Tobias Rehberger, Willem de Rooij, Julia Schmid, Roman Schramm

Die Gruppenausstellung mit dem Titel „Lilia & Tulipan“ präsentiert Malerei, Installationen, Objekte, Fotografie und Videoarbeiten der national wie international bekannten Künstlerinnen und Künstler Sunah Choi, Diango Hernández, Victor Man, Rupprecht Matthies, Tobias Rehberger, Willem de Rooij, Julia Schmid und Roman Schramm, die auf unterschiedliche Art und Weise über das Motiv von Blumen und Pflanzen auf aktuelle Aspekte unserer Zeit ...