“Oshun Kintsugi”
The wound is not concealed. It becomes the most valuable part.
Portraits of human strength by Kendra Ador-Agramonte, a Cuban-born architect and artist.
This collection features pieces that push the boundaries of photography and art through prompt engineering.
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“Medium: The Materiality of Making” · National Gallery of the Cayman Islands, Grand Cayman · NOW
Signed limited editions are available at every opening. I would love to show you the work in person.
The Works
Kintsugi
The transformational journey a woman embarks on to rediscover the divine within herself. Inspired by the ancient Japanese art of Kintsugi and its philosophy of embracing imperfections.
Infinite
The Illusion of Control in the Age of Synthesis. This collection offers a space for reflection. It mirrors the internal conflict between holding on to what we know and letting go into the unknown.
Orishas
Honouring the sacred femenine and the ancestral power that flows through the African diaspora.
Masquerade
The fragmented self in the age of constant connection, where our digital personas often shine brighter than our lived realities, and vulnerability is curated, filtered, and often hidden..
The Light Within
About Cuban children, their joy despite hardship, the light we Cubans carry around the world, and the love our parents give us.
The Eight Pillars
Identity sets the course, Feeling lights the fuel, and every work asks what only a human can carry: meaning, perspective, values.
Artwork
Available for acquisition by private collectors and galleries.
Custom framing and sizing can be tailored to specific architectural spaces or interior design requirements.