Jose Bedia's "Desde que te fuistes.. tu no te imaginas."

The 1980's marks the introduction of what many people call the "Cuban Renaissance." Throughout this time, there were many works of art that were being made by a generation of Cuban artists who broke away from state regulated images they were supposed to follow. They started creating art that was more unique and individual. This cultural example is part of what is called Postmodernism. The generation of Cuban artists who started this was called the "…

…other. The paint dries very quickly so that you don't have to wait a long time to start painting again over that layer. So, you can see the two stories in this painting of the two people and the distance between them. This is a distinctive Jose Bedia painting because of that fact. This painting can be viewed at the Miami Art Museum, located in Miami, Florida. It is part of the museums permanent collection.