The digital art exhibition space 'El Molino' in Alcañiz is currently showcasing the collective exhibition 'Six perspectives on the world', which will run until 22 November. This event is part of the sixth edition of the Foto Alcañiz congress, organised with the support of the Alcañiz City Council.
The exhibition, held in the E²ArtD gallery, brings together the work of renowned photographers from both national and local backgrounds. It is notable for its thematic and technical diversity, covering everything from natural micropaintings to aerial and astronomical photography.
Among the featured artists is Fernando Ortega, who presents the series 'Vegetal Textures', a collection of micropaintings captured in various environments that invites viewers to discover overlooked angles and details in everyday nature. Gabriel Brau, a specialist in black and white photography, showcases portraits from his series on ethnic groups and travels across Africa, exploring atmosphere and human identity.
Additionally, Luis Freire offers an intimate and documentary perspective of Venice, developed over two decades, moving away from carnival clichés to delve into the essence of the city. Guillermo Arteaga shares his experiential project 'Witnesses of the Wind', highlighting his close relationship with the wildlife of Gredos Norte, particularly with golden eagles, and addressing nature photography as a vital connection to the environment.
Jaime Olivero, an expert in aerial exhibitions, contributes technically precise shots taken during flight, capturing everything from acrobatic manoeuvres to planes breaking the sound barrier. Local photographer Luis Pitarque pays tribute to the architectural heritage of Bajo Aragón, showcasing a carefully planned series around the recent solar eclipse, captured from the surroundings of La Estanca.
The exhibition can be visited free of charge at 'El Molino' (Calle Muro de Santa María, 1) until 22 November, with opening hours on Saturdays and Sundays from 11:00 to 14:00.
