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Photography Exhibition in Cuenca

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From December 23 to 31 2015, I will be participating in a photography exhibition in Cuenca (Castile-La Mancha, Spain).  This solidary exhibition called "Refugiados sin refugios" ('Refugees without refuge') will be in favour of NGO  Proactiva Open arms , Spanish volunteers who are at the moment active on Lesbos and Chios (Greece) to save many lives (have a look at their Facebook page in Spanish, English and Greek). Where? Sala La Carbonera, Calle Las Torres, Cuenca (Spain) When? Opening: Wednesday December 23, 8.15 p.m. Mon - Fri: 6:30 - 9:30 p.m., Sat, Sun and holidays: 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. and 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. Thank you for spreading the word!

Looking back over this year...

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Looking back over this year, I feel that I advanced a lot by experimenting new things. Through the Belgian organization Kunstwerkt, I took part to the project "One Paper A Day", and because I chose to draw on location where I live, I created figurative works. As the project came to an end after one month and a half and 45 drawings, I could not give up drawing spots and buildings, even if I still prefer to create abstract works, because I feel totally free and "more myself".  I worked less with acrylic on canvas this year: this summer has been particularly hot, my studio was an oven.  On the other hand, I learnt to work with SketchBook Express in order to perfect and colour scanned drawings I first had performed on paper with black Indian ink. The idea came from a translator friend who said to me one day: "Why don't you put at least a little bit of colour in your Andalusian scenes?" I discovered more of Twitter (I joined in 2014 but I had not been ver...

Festive season in Torremolinos

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Just some pictures of the festive season in the centre of Torremolinos. So different this year, so colourful, with some interesting food trucks. Enjoy!

Setting up the Christmas market

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December is there, I suppose most towns in Europe are being decorated, but for the first time, in Torremolinos, we will have a so called Christmas market in the new pedestrian zone (created last Saturday - before, it was just a big street full of cars)!  As I had to go to the centre this morning, I could observe how stands were set up, plant pots filled with earth, etc. I cannot wait to see the lights turned on next Friday evening, 8 p.m. Setting up the Christmas market in Torremolinos