migration Forest to a new place It is a unique and innovative project that ensures the continuity and survival of works in the contemporary art world. Agustín Ibarrola.
This process reveals an even greater fidelity to the artist’s original idea, allowing some groups to take on dimensions that Agustín Ibarrola could not initially achieve because he was limited by the availability of trees to which he could access. Transferring the work in this way did not only mean an exchange of canvases, but also became an opportunity to expand and save lost art groups.
Oma Forest reopens to the public It houses all the art groups documented since its inception. Those who visit here will see the result of a meticulous examination, the result of a re-reading of the work of art that gave life to the art journey that lasted for kilometers. 34 groups were captured on approximately 800 trees. Bizkaia Provincial Council supported this transitional project, which marks a turning point in the history of contemporary art. The result is one Oma forest is more sustainable and three times largerA harmonious combination of human creativity and natural beauty.
Creating figures every step of the way
Oma Forest offers an emotionally charged experience that invites you to dive into the fascinating world of creativity and nature. As the visitor progresses, the figures and colors come to life, challenging the senses and stimulating the imagination of those who contemplate the work. The interaction between art and nature becomes an immersive experience, a game of perspective that invites you to explore, discover and connect with the work and its surroundings.
A unique experience with advance reservation
Being aware of the importance of protecting this work and caring for the environment, Bizkaia Provincial Council has implemented sustainable measures to ensure a quality experience.
Those who want to visit this place have the option to explore the forest. free or guided visitsboth require online booking guaranteeing a unique experience. Verification of entry at the maintenance point Santimamiñe-Oma An hour before visiting the reserve The walk from Santimamiñe to El Bosque de Oma covers approximately 3 kilometers and takes approximately 50 minutes to complete.
Additionally, the regional institution provides a proposal. shuttle bus service from Gernika-Lumo on weekends it will take visitors to the Santimamiñe-Oma public service point.
All information is available on the El Bosque de Oma website.
Immerse yourself in this unique experience where art and nature intertwine, inviting you to explore, imagine and surprise yourself.