From afar, Cuba is often imagined as a culture of waiting; yet Cubans live their lives as we all do, slicing tomatoes, welcoming babies, tending gardens, sharing stories. Meg Griffiths steps through the threshold of what we think we know and shows the opulence and intimacy of everyday life inside family homes opened to tourists: a feast of intense colour, fertile tradition and domestic spaces. Interior tableaux of simple feasts – fruit, bread and morning coffee, sun-drenched kitchen counters, lace tablecloths and furniture. Introduction by Aline Smithson of Lenscratch.