Williams González Chávez, born on April 2, 1966, in Güira de Melena, is a multi-talented artist hailing from Cuba. His journey as a painter, engraver, and artisan is a testament to his self-taught spirit and unwavering dedication to the world of art.
Chávez is not just an artist; he’s a distinguished member of the Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba (UNEAC) and the Cuban Fund of Cultural Goods (FCBC). His remarkable talent has earned him numerous awards and mentions in national, provincial, and municipal events. Some of these prestigious events include the Salón Cajio, Salón Habana, and Salón Eduardo Abela.
With over 40 exhibitions under his belt, both individual and collective, Chávez’s art has transcended borders, telling captivating stories through his craft. He’s not limited to the canvas; his artistic collaborations extend to the literary world, where he has contributed illustrations and drawings to books like “En Busca del Unicornio,” “Beso que Rueda en la Sombra,” and “Los Premios Habaneros de 1991,” among others, in partnership with the La Puerta de Papel publishing house.
In 1998, Chávez achieved a significant milestone by winning the Tras la Huella de Sanz Carta Contest, sponsored by the Canarian Association of Cuba. His talent knows no bounds, as evidenced by his inclusion in the art gallery “10/10,” owned by renowned art promoter Norman Valdavid and located in Mexico City since 2006.
Chávez’s artistic footprint extends across more than 40 personal and collective exhibitions, both within Cuba and abroad. His work is a testament to the power of self-expression, showcasing the beauty and depth of Cuban artistry on the world stage. Keep an eye on this remarkable artist as he continues to create and inspire with his unique talent.
