AGENOR MARTI FERNANDEZ (1978) is a professional visual artist based in Miami. His artistic career spans 25 years and three continents. Born in Cuba, he started traveling very early in his life.

He began his career at 16 years of age with his first solo exhibition at the Gallery of the French Lyceum in Montevideo Uruguay. Since then his solo exhibitions, which number in the dozens, have taken place is such diverse places as Panama, Finland, Portugal, and several cities in the United States, with his most recent of these taking place in the Baltic Contemporary Art Gallery in Sluspk, Poland.

Although he is a painter by heart, Agenor has worked in many other fields related to the fine arts. He has illustrated magazines, books,
and collections of books in a number of publishing houses in both Latin America and Europe. He has produced animated short films for MTV, and has also had an extensive career teaching art in schools, institutes, and universities in Uruguay, Finland, Norway and the United States.

In 2007, at first in cooperation with the Rauma Art Museum, he started the Survival Map Project, and interactive mural made between the artist and the general public which has been developed along the years in different versions in cities and towns of Europe and Latin America.
The Flint version of this project is being planned for 2019.