The exhibition, titled Bitácoras. El valor lo de invisible and curated by Bárbara Mur, brings together works inspired by the natural environment, daily life, and technology.
Among the featured artists are Diego Lara, who explores vegetation forms in sculpture and drawing; Sonsoles Masià, inspired by ancient orchard rituals; and Juan Pablo Pacheco, reflecting on the relationship between water, landscape, and technology through the Manzanares River.
Ana Daganzo connects phosphenes with computer 'glitches', while Romina Casile presents a sculptural ensemble based on her work experiences. Lucía Gutiérrez exhibits her studio as a pictorial diary, and Dandara Catete addresses environmental transformations.
Verónica Márquez expands the boundaries of painting with a visual poem. Meanwhile, Valeria Landete and Pedro Núñez (Estudio POLARI) make visible the environmental impact of Artificial Intelligence. Finally, Pablo Quesada explores the balance between resistance, fragility, light, and space with a sculptural installation.
The exhibition includes a program of complementary activities such as guided tours, meetings with the curator, workshops with artists, and family days.
