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The exhibition can be seen until May 7, Monday to Friday from 10.00h to 17.00h 14.00hy of 20.00, and Saturdays from 10:00 am to 2:00 p.m..
The exhibition consists of a collection of panoramic photographs of Morocco characterized by the absence of human figures.
Photographer Almeria Salvador Gómez has opened its exhibition "Thousand apexes thousand" in the House of Puerto Lumbreras Elves.
The event was attended by many people, including the Councillor for Culture and Tourism, Maria Victoria Jerez was.
Specifically, the exhibition consists of a collection of panoramic photographs of Morocco characterized by the absence of human figures.
It is not the first time that Gomez exhibited his photographs of Morocco, but this time his work includes the "magical place" in his own words, Merzouga dunes in the southeast of the country.
The author of the snapshots, previously exhibited in Madrid and Barcelona, ​​wanted to exhibit at the House of Trolls to convey to the public their love and concern for Morocco.
The photographs that the Andalusian artist exhibits are for him a meeting and debate between the Spanish and Moroccan cultures.
Hence the name of the exhibition, "because an inch of sand is a very small thing, but a thousand apexes and many more make the spectacular dunes of Merzouga."
The subject does not matter, what really is relevant to the author is to get people excited before his work, but also reflect on the world in which they live.
'Mil apexes thousand' is a song of intelligence, beauty and sensitivity.
In 2012, Salvador Gómez Tetuan organized the exhibition 'Smelling, hearing, seeing Morocco "to publicize his personal view on the North African country.
The exhibition can be seen until May 7, Monday to Friday from 10.00h to 17.00h 14.00hy of 8:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, and Saturday from 10:00 am to 2:00 p.m..
Source: Ayuntamiento de Puerto Lumbreras
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