Month: May 2022

Presentation of the book – The Creative Passion of Fernando Muraca.

HAVANA: 21 May 2022, Cuba
Presentation of the book – The Creative Passion of Fernando Muraca.

Collaborators: DAB Project, Fr. Felix Varela Cultural Centre.

The Spanish language edition of the book, ‘La pasión creativa’, is presented for the first time in Havana, Cuba, at the Centro Cultural P. Félix Varela.
The Spanish version arose from the relationship between the author and Cuban actor Arnaldo Galban, who, on meeting him, expressed his pleasure and desire that it be translated into Spanish so that it could be read in Cuba and by all Spanish-speaking people.
“In this book, the author wants to convey an approach based on relationship. Who is the artist who embraces the idea of reciprocity and what does he do to control the emotional storm that is generated by shaping matter with his hands? What happens if, while working, you manage to establish a close dialogue with others that reciprocates with the warmth of friendship?


REBORN – Birth of sensibility – Artistic presentation.

HAVANA: 20 May 2022, Cuba
REBORN – Birth of sensibility – Artistic presentation.
Fr. Felix Varela Cultural Centre.

Contributors: George Céspedes, Arnaldo Galban, Daniel Arévalo, Fernando Muraca, Antonio María Baggio, Gianluca Falconi, Annia Martinez, Darío García Luzón, and the 25 students of the course ‘In and through BEAUTY’ realised in collaboration with the Instituto Ecclesiastico P. Felix Varella.

The presentation was the conclusion of a three-month course sharing with experts and professional artists, on existential themes: identity, relationship with diversity, social commitment, emigration, awareness to build a better future. All in a complete fusion of various artistic expressions such as installation, performance, theatre and dance.


Visible and invisible: the relationship as bridge.

3.5.2022 – Fernando Muraca – Lecture/Workshop
Visible and invisible: the relationship as bridge.
The boys came in and I could not greet them with words because I did not know Spanish. At a certain point as they arrived, I realised that each one was different, with his or her own story, and I started to draw empty hearts on the blackboard, one for each of them. Then we started and I asked them to write on each heart the words with which they felt most identified. We started, from the heart, as if we had known each other forever. We had Erika in common, we were all her friends.

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