With an aesthetics that some critics have called 'post-medieval', but that owes much to the interpretation of universal art and the exploration of national identity, installed in a fantastic space where any mixture is possible and where sorrows can be enveloped in softness and candour  a search for spirituality that traps the most diverse public can be found in the work of this artist.

In 2007 Ernesto  Rancano was in London as part on a Cuban Art exhibition and met the famous musician Sting, who later purchased several paintings to add it to his private collection of Cuban art.