Osvaldo Ferrer

Osvaldo Ferrer Miranda (b. 1989, Cuba) is a Miami-based contemporary artist whose practice represents a sophisticated synthesis of academic mastery and ethnographic inquiry. With a career spanning over 21 years, Ferrer’s work is characterized by its technical precision—utilizing historical pigments and Old Master techniques to explore the spiritual and cultural identity of the Caribbean. His seminal series, "Tataranietos de Dios", established his reputation as a key voice in contemporary Afro-Cuban art, debuting at the XII Havana Biennial. Today, his work continues to evolve at the intersection of classical realism and conceptual anthropology.

• Master of Arts (MA), Northwestern State University of Louisiana, USA (Graduated 2020).

• Higher Institute of Art of Havana (ISA), Havana, Cuba (2009–2015). Known as "The University of the Arts of Cuba," specializing in contemporary practice and fine arts.

• Bachelor of Fine Arts (Sculpture), Professional Academy of Visual Arts, Las Tunas, Cuba (Graduated 2008).

Solo Shows:

• 2022: "Espíritu", Duende Art Gallery, Miami, FL.

• 2017: "Tataranietos de Dios. Vol. II", Museum of Africa, Havana, Cuba.

• 2016: "Tataranietos de Dios", Genesis Gallery, Havana, Cuba.

• 2015: "Tataranietos de Dios", XII Havana Biennial, Central Building (ISA), Havana.

• 2008: "Viajero", Center of Art, Las Tunas, Cuba.

Group Shows (Selection):
• 2024: "God's Great-Great-Grandchildren", Duende Studio Art Gallery, Miami, FL.

• 2018: "The Four Cubans", Orville Hanchey Gallery, NSULA, Louisiana.

• 2012: "Esto no es una pipa", XI Havana Biennial, Faculty of Visual Arts (ISA), Havana.

• 2010: "A río revuelto", Faculty of Visual Arts (ISA), Havana.