Diáspora is the artistic name of Sergio Felipe Serna Herrera, a multidisciplinary creator who uses art as a medium to explore memory, identity, and the ancestral roots of indigenous communities in Colombia and beyond. With a career that spans exhibitions in Zurich, Paris, and Berlin, participation in international bodypainting competitions, and collaborations with renowned artists, Sergio has managed to bring his vision to over 10 countries.
His work combines techniques such as bodypainting, painting, graffiti, and artistic installation, standing out for its ability to tell stories that intertwine ancestral worldviews with contemporary social challenges. Under the concept of "Diáspora," his art seeks to reflect uprooting, resistance, and the cultural richness that arises from human movement and connection to the land.
Among his prominent projects is "Indivisible," a proposal that addresses issues like structural racism, inequality, and the importance of collective memory. In each piece, Sergio invites the viewer to reflect on the power of identity and the need to preserve ancestral knowledge in a globalized world.
"Diáspora" is more than just a name; it is a declaration of principles and a call to reconnect with our roots, celebrate diversity, and build bridges through art.