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Couret’s work is symbolically indebted to the Cuban tradition of showing life as it unfolds, exposing reality without complacency or care for controversy. These works are ripe for disagreement, discussion and admiration. He is the embodiment of Cuba’s artistic ethos—a pledge to continually improve, to find the road less traveled and a continuous quest for inspiration so he may more powerfully depict the real Cuba (past and present) whatever it costs.