Cuban artist finds freedom, hope through painting in America
- Miguel Saludes, a Lee County art teacher and artist, grew up in Cuba where his family lived in fear because his father was a political dissident.
- He found a new life and a new canvas in America, painting landscapes that represent the freedom he did not grow up with.
- After more than a decade, he is painting Cuba again, depicting Havana in darkness with a girl holding a candle as a symbol of hope.
- Gulf Coast News is highlighting his story for Hispanic Heritage Month.
Reported by
NBC2 News
gulfcoastnewsnow.com
Lee County, FL