Artists

Lorenzo Homar helped transform Puerto Rican graphic art into a powerful form of public communication. From his early years at Cartier in New York to the workshops of DIVEDCO and the Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña, his story is one of craftsmanship, discipline, and an extraordinary belief in art's ability to reach people. This is the story of the artist known as “the father of the Puerto Rican poster.”

Carlos Ayala, the dreamer and creator, the man and the inner child combined, brings us a new surprise, a new creation. He doesn’t know where this new dream will lead him. Yet, it is in this uncertainty that his true artistry shines. Each stroke of his brush, each line drawn, is a testament to his commitment to exploring the depths of his imagination. Every piece has a hint of the unknown, a whisper of the infinite possibilities that lie ahead.

“A Farewell Chronicle” stands as a poignant testament to the artist’s final days, reflecting a life cut short and a final chapter expressed through art.