A different view from the photo. From this Friday until January 15th Espais d’art urbà El Carrasco, El Pont, Hispanitat, Els Tolls and El Campo in Benidorm are hosting Marta Bermejo’s ‘Arquitectura y vida’. strange point of view in photographic form, Portrait of an artist who admires the great illuminated city between the mountains and the sea.
Benidorm mayor Toni Pérez and member of the Historical and Cultural Heritage council accompanied the artist along with Alicia Lamarca, the curator of the exhibition, and other members of the Municipal Authority. first round sample It is exhibited in five of the ‘espais’ and from five different perspectives.
Russet The lens with which he compares historic buildings captures flowers with their stamens and pistils.like the gate of Sant Jaume and Santa Anna Church; modern like Intempo; or the sinuous curves of the beach access stairs from Paseo de Poniente.
The artist, who is a graduate of IED School Interior Architecture and has a master’s degree in Total Design, expresses himself as follows: “In love with Benidorm”. It is a love that you can explore in addition to the beauty of its beaches, highlighting the “effect” produced by a city that he acknowledges conveyed to him by his family and describes it as a “film set”. Scenes from futuristic movies such as Blade Runner or Mad Max overlooking the mountains.
Toni Pérez emphasized: Bermejo’s “creativity” is capable of “valuing what others don’t see”. influenced the bond that the artist created “through flowers” with his symbolic structures.
The mayor reminded me that they were in Benidorm. thousands of people who can enjoy “street art” Thanks Benidorm exhibits Espais d’art urbà. Pérez thanked the complicity and involvement of artists such as Marta Bermejo and the work of Alicia Lamarca, whom she described as “the umbilical cord between art and management”.