Lluvia en la Habana is part of the Cinematic City collection, a series of visual poems that explore the rhythms of urban life through a cinematographic lens. Captured in Habana, Cuba, this piece reflects the enduring relationship between its people and the Caribbean rain. The visuals document how individuals gracefully navigate the challenges of heavy rainfall, showcasing resilience and creativity in their everyday routines. Layered with symbolism, Lluvia en la Habana underscores the unique beauty found in the interplay of nature and human adaptation, offering an intimate glimpse into a city that embraces its elements with steadfast determination.
Through this exploration, Lluvia highlights the poetic essence of everyday life, weaving together the textures of rain-soaked streets, the hum of urban activity, and the resilience of a city shaped by its environment. It invites viewers to experience Habana's unique atmosphere, revealing how the natural and urban worlds intersect to create a story of quiet perseverance and beauty.
The piece features music by Ollie, a Brooklyn-based producer and singer-songwriter known for blending jazz, hip hop, and alternative R&B.
