Pablo Hernandez

Pablo H. Cuban Fine Art creator 50, Davenport, Florida. USA Pablo H. Biography, (synthesis) Pablo J. Hernandez was born October, 1961 in Havana, Cuba. Pablo H. is a self taught artist from Havana City, Cuba. Since 7/2000, he has been employed by the World Disney World Company. As an accomplished artist with 20 years of experience, he has taught both young and adults the finest points of painting, paper Mache, drawing, paper paste, and sculpture. As a multifaceted artist, he became involved in the creation and setting of the architectural design for the exposition rooms in various museums such as: “Museo Historico del Morro” in, Havana City, Cuba. During his career in fine arts, he has been nominated for numerous awards and has been the recipient of nationally acclaimed prizes “Salon Juan David” Havana, Cuba. He has also participated in more than 40 collective exhibits and more 17 personal exhibits, many of them internationally and some private presentations. From the mid 90”s he decided for the first time to become involved as an art promoter and he founded a promotional art collective: “Proyecto Horizontal” of which he is the President, dedicated to put in practice his own thesis titled: “El Horizontalismo” (Horizontalism). Pablo believes that a new characterization of the artistic individual (“The Artist”) and his function within his immediate social environment is possible. This idea would encourage a new movement in contemporary artists who would be trying to overcome the concept and/or formal idea about the artists. It redefines the artists in a setting of direct interaction with their immediate social environment, united to the demands of the market. Also, at the present he was created a personal art business (Priceless Houses) and this thesis is the cornerstone upon which the Priceless Houses was built Pablo H. has been active in donating some of his work to museums in Cuba and in the United States to national institutions such as: “United Cerebral Palsy”. As a last note, it is worthy to mention that a large portion of his works are in the hands of private art collectors from Germany, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Cuba, Denmark, USA, Spain, France, Finland, Hong Kong, England, Italy, Korea, Mexico, Portugal, Sweden, and Switzerland.