What Does All the Blue in the Sea Have that the Sky Doesn’t? is a solo exhibition by Mabel Poblet, a Cuban artist who lives and works between Havana, Miami, and Madrid. The exhibition includes a large volume of works previously exhibited in the show Where the Oceans Meet, held by the artist at Chanel Nexus Hall, an art center in Tokyo, Japan, focused on showcasing contemporary photography.

In the series Homeland, migration - a theme already tackled in previous series of works - is not approached from an individual point of view but, as a collective phenomenon. It reflects on the yearning of individuals for their origins, their countries but also on their national identity and political consciousness. Their concept of homeland is different from their ancestors as the context in which it has developed is different. 
The sea - a curse to some and a salvation to others - is an essential element of this series. Its use through fragmented images, works as a metaphor for the fragility and difficulties we can encounter while moving from one place to another. Furthermore, the use of mirror elements takes the viewers on a utopian trip stimulating self-discovery and self-reflection. Viewers are constantly tempted to disclose their own history. memories and experiences while they see themselves reflected in the artist's work.