The Previsió: fabulacions per a una guarició decolonial (Forecast: fabulations for decolonial healing) project reflects on the necessary process of decolonisation in modern day Cuban society and proposes a historical review of the origins of racial prejudices in Cuba. The work is based on the vindication and existence of the Previsión newspaper, founded by Evaristo Estenoz, one of the leaders of the Partido de los Independientes de Color (PIC) political party who, along with other party members, was massacred in 1912 on the orders of the second president of the Republic of Cuba, José Miguel Gómez.

Yoel Díaz Vazquez (1973, Havana) is an artist of Cuban origin whose work has been shown in numerous exhibitions around the world. He has been living and working in Berlin since 2006. He graduated as a sculptor at the Academy of Fine Arts San Alejandro in Havana in 1997 and as a video editor and videographer at the SAE Institute in Berlin in 2014. Díaz Vazquez's practice encompasses a variety of media, including sculpture, drawing, photography, video and installation. His work explores individual and collective responses to the questioning of power, as well as the symbolic imaginary of their respective social and political contexts.