Born in 1965 in Cienfuegos, Cuba, Isidro Llano initially pursued a career in law, studying and practicing as a defense attorney for five years. At the age of 30, he redirected his life toward the arts, beginning a formal artistic journey that would define his creative voice. He studied art and sculpture under the mentorship of Abdala Touza, Adela J., and Sarduy.

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Isidro Llano is a multidisciplinary artist who first trained as a sculptor and later expanded his artistic language to include drawing, painting, and literature. His work reflects a continuous exploration of form, concept, and human expression across multiple media.

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Llano’s artistic vision is grounded in the belief that the human species is both unique and extraordinary, enriched by the immeasurable wealth of its diversity. He understands humanity as a vast and interconnected tapestry of races and cultures—beautiful and intelligent in equal measure—spread across the globe yet united by a single, fundamental purpose: the survival and flourishing of the species.