What do you think the world is like after death? Cuban artist Alejandro Aguilera gave his comprehension, the painting "Aurelio (Life After Death)", created in 2009.  This is an abstract painting. It uses blue as the background and some white spots.  This creates the tone of a mysterious atmosphere.  White and yellow horizontal lines traverse the entire image, while red triangles hang on some horizontal lines.  The composition of the picture is very full. In the center of the picture, many bright orange and yellow brushstrokes are projected downward like a beam of light.  This shows that what the author thinks of the world after death is not gray and monotonous, but colorful.  The pale white letters at the bottom right corner of the image read "born after death."

The picture is basically composed of simple geometry, so there will be a lot of room for the audience to understand it.  On the other hand, the whole painting presents geometric inversion, which may imply another world after death. For the author, death means a new beginning, the beginning of another way of life.

Cuban artists are good at using various media and methods to draw inspiration from the environment, whether from literature, culture or politics.  The rich and diverse visual vocabulary used by the artist reflects the diverse culture and ethnicity of the Cuban population. Cultural diversity provides more possibilities for Cuban artists. Their openness and tolerance will be reflected in their works. The collision of different elements and the interweaving of different ideas are a process of seeking common ground while reserving differences. What the world looks like after death is a topic that is often discussed. When people still exist in this world, it is meaningful, and when people die, whether there is meaning, especially those who have made outstanding contributions today, or for those who still exist, will their meaning not disappear? This is also the meaning of the world after death.