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Exhibition held with my friend Mario Gomez, a photographer, graphic designer and cultural dynamic person in the mainstream media has been located in Lliça d'Amunt - Barcelona, November 2009 http://garum.blogspot.com, the audience was great and the relationship of artists with most of them very good questions help to create an interface between the artist and the public, with a very nice end result, I think is one of the few times that interpenetrate the artist and the public presentation and understanding of a obra.Congratulations all, art and the desire was so well received in any exhibition space!
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Installation made in Lliça d'Amunt - espaigarum - multimedia art space managed by Mario Gomez, a tribute to the artist Paco Merino - January 2009
Photo taken by photographer Mario Gomez
Photo taken by photographer Mario Gomez
Photo taken by photographer Mario Gomez
Photo taken by photographer Mario Gomez
Photo taken by photographer Mario Gomez
Installation art: sculptures, paintings and text of the song Chavela Vargas "Think of Me"
Made in Cardedeu (Barcelona) year 1998
Installation made in 1985 as a protest against wars in Barcelona showed rainy days
In 1991 there was a protest statement against the war in Granollers (Barcelona) together with other artists with the name 5x1 for Peace, of which no photographic reference. The act was to make a painting that had these dimensions and lay it in a public place.
In 1992 an installation was performed in space G-57 in Granollers (Barcelona), half space about 400 square meters, was to cover the entire space by strips of wire and strips of paper hanging from them and creating a labyrinth in that the center was a light bulb placed on the floor, unfortunately there is no photographic documentation.
In 1993 there was a performance in Granollers with other artists with the name "destroy the war" that do not have pictures. The act was to destroy each artist a personal work in protest against the war, this destruction was done in a public square, burning each artist a personal work.
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