Recorded in the back patio of a home in the barriada de Santa Amalia, municipio of Arroyo, this surviving fragment of the documentary project Son Tres Son captures two musicians, a rooster who refused to stay out of it, and the sounds of a kitchen preparing lunch. The song is Síctera Cubana, written by Carlos Enrique García Fernández, recorded in La Habana in 1994 by Trío Los Titanes. Some recordings capture a performance. This one captured an afternoon.

An exploratory research project in Cuba focused on identifying and analyzing stained-glass works connected to Tiffany Studios and artists associated with Louis Comfort Tiffany, in collaboration with conservator Mirell Vázquez Montero.

Tiffany in the Wild: La Habana is both a search and a testament. A search for what remains, and a testament to what endures despite the passage of time and the weight of history. My hope is to share these rare survivals before they vanish from the living world, to let audiences see and hear Tiffany as I first did — in the wild.

In 2009, I created a film about Cuban-American painter Humberto Calzada. What emerged was more than a biographical portrait—it became a meditation on exile, memory, and the quiet power of art to reclaim what was lost.