A Cuban printmaker known for her collographs based on the Abakuá secret society
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“Belkis Ayón inspires me through her symbolic and deeply layered visual language. Her monochromatic prints explore silence, secrecy, spirituality, and Afro-diasporic histories through the lens of the Abakuá tradition. I admire how her work creates emotional and psychological depth while engaging histories that are often hidden, inaccessible, or excluded from dominant narratives.”
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