The “Land Land Land” exhibition offers a captivating collection of photographs by José Ney Milà Espinosa, a Cuban-born artist exploring rich spiritual and cultural heritage of the “Yoruba” (Afro-Cuban Santeria) and “Kimbiza, Santo Cristo del Buen Viaje,” a lesser-known Afro-Cuban spiritual practice. Through powerful imagery, the artist captures the vibrant rituals, sacred symbols, and deep rooted traditions that bridge the African diaspora in Cuba. The photographs not only highlight the ceremonial aspects of these faiths, but also convey the profound connection between the natural and spiritual worlds that these belief systems embrace. This exhibition offers a visual narrative that honors the ongoing influence of Afro-Cuban spirituality in contemporary culture. ​