Eine Kuration von Reka Kaloczy, Curator · Creative Consultant & Producer · Artist Mentor & Manager bei – Classic American cars from the mid-20th century continue to shape the streets of Cuba, not as museum objects but as part of everyday life. In these artworks, polished chrome, rounded fenders, and worn paint appear alongside colonial buildings, narrow streets, and open plazas. The cars are shown in motion or at rest, carrying both people and history through the city. Their presence reflects a unique moment in Cuban history, shaped by political change, isolation, and remarkable ingenuity. Preserved through repair, adaptation, and care, these vehicles have become symbols of resilience and continuity. The artworks capture more than their visual charm. They reveal how time moves differently in Cuba, where the past remains visible and alive, woven into daily rhythms and urban life.