Paintings, drawings and installations inspired by Afro-Cuban, Melanesian and European cultures.
Personnages
Imaginary figures or inspired by real people, embodying wisdom and universal harmony.
Virtuosos
Hybrid creatures — guardians of life and spirituality — in full migration or in contemplation.
Orishas
The deities of Cuban santería: Elegguá, Yemayá, Ochún… born from Afro-Catholic syncretism.
Cubiletes
Inspired by the Cuban dice game, these characters illustrate the emblematic figures of Cuban society.
Dessins
Inks, watercolors, engravings. Graphic exploration through travels and encounters.
Zinzins
Automatic drawings in Indian ink. The unconscious freed on paper, without retouching.
The artist
Hans Christian Vergara was born in Cuba in 1975 into a family of Spanish, African, Chinese and French origins. Self-taught, he developed a unique pictorial language, nourished by the cultural richness of his native island and his travels through France, New Caledonia and Oceania.
His enigmatic and captivating works blend Afro-Cuban mythology — orishas, egguns, virtuosos — with the universal icons of humanity. A syncretic, poetic universe in perpetual motion.