Guillermo Palacios presents his solo exhibition “Migración inside”

The plastic artist Guillermo Palacios Pomareda presents his ninth individual exhibition entitled “Migración Adentro”. The project is the personal experience of the painter who proposes an interior journey to his personal archives, which were exposed and revisited during the move from his studio-workshop.

This exhibition is a reflection on his past and the idea of ​​migrating. The exhibition can be visited from Wednesday, November 10, and will be open to the public until Saturday, December 4, at the Tierra Baldia Association, Miraflores.

“Migración Adentro is a project that shows my personal observation process. Search among my stored things what was really stored deep inside, find what I experienced, see what shaped me, what I did, what moved me, what did not heal, what marked me … Because we always migrate towards a new state “, said the artist through a statement.

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Guillermo Palacios Pomareda dedicated himself to the visual arts and painting from a very young age. His work experience has focused on various fields of communication, as a teacher and art director. In the cinematographic medium, he has worked in various national productions that have been awarded such as “October”, “Journey to Timbuktu”, “Javier’s Passion” and “Samichay”.

The inauguration of “Migración Adentro” will take place on Wednesday, November 10 at 7 pm. For security reasons and due to the current situation, the capacity will be controlled and it is necessary to wear a mask to enter the exhibition space.

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