A personal depiction of the Cuban exiles through the monuments of José Martí captures the enduring spirit of a community displaced yet steadfast in upholding its cultural heritage and revolutionary ideals. These monuments stand not just as tributes to a revered figure but as symbols of resilience, unity, and unwavering commitment to the pursuit of freedom and justice. Each statue, each plaza tells a story of sacrifice, of longing, of the relentless pursuit of a homeland that exists both in memory and aspiration. Through these monuments, the Cuban exile experience is etched in stone, a timeless reminder of a people's unwavering determination amidst adversity and displacement.