Samuel Lind Hernández is a distinguished Puerto Rican artist renowned for his vibrant depictions of Afro-Puerto Rican culture. Born in Loíza in 1954, Lind's art is deeply influenced by the rich traditions and natural beauty of his hometown. His eclectic style encompasses painting, sculpture, and printmaking, often highlighting themes such as the traditional Bomba dance, local festivals, and the everyday life of Loíza's residents. Lind's commitment to preserving and celebrating Afro-Puerto Rican heritage has made him a pivotal figure in the island's art scene. His works have been exhibited internationally, bringing the essence of Puerto Rican culture to a global audience.