‘A walk in life’, Cuco de Frutos’ photographic proposal, can be seen starting this Friday at four of the city’s Espais d’Art Urbà, which opened the ‘Benidorm Expone’ summer season with this exhibition. The example consists of: 30 Photos That Viewers Will “Catch While Walking” and where the author opens a space for ‘interpretation’ through his ‘amazing ability to play with light and reflections’.
This was announced along with some images on display at l’Espai, with Historical and Cultural Heritage Councilor Ana Pellicer, mayor Toni Pérez and Cuco de Frutos. Added d’Art Urbà de Ponent, exhibits at El Campo, Hispanitat and Pont. On this tour, the author assured that it would be “an honor” to exhibit in Benidorm, “a country I love and has always treated me very well since I first arrived”.
The mayor stated after the exhibit: “In galleries in New York, Madrid and many parts of Spain”, The work of Cuco de Frutos makes its way into the city thanks to Azahar Maris and Antonio Magraner; It’s “something commendable” and it’s “a real pride” because it means “Benidormians have great friends who are great artists who are kind enough to let us show their work here”.
Regarding the artist’s photo, the mayor said: “It is enough to see someone, to know that it takes a lot of effort and professionalism., a very specific vision and the ability to capture a moment that can sometimes take hours to wait and can be distorted by any problem”. An example of this is one of the images from the exhibition, taken at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and Broadway in New York, on a day when a race freed cars from this area, which was only possible by avoiding vibrations. metro.
Toni Pérez, the photo “one of the most suitable artistic methods for his project. museum to air introduced in Benidorm”; And it’s possible, he added, “because we prepared the city to make it possible.” On this subject, “Benidorm aspired to be an open-air museum in its time, was inspired; and we did it by adding more quality and a bigger cultural offer for passersby”.
He also stressed that the “pandemic” “highly values what we’re already doing in Benidorm,” confirming that “the city is the best place not only to seek art, but also to find you.” Cuco de Frutos The first proposal of the summer within the scope of ‘Benidorm Expone’, but it won’t be the only one. So, in a few days, other artists will descend on the rest of Espais d’Art Urbà in Benidorm.