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The artistic duo formed by Manuel Herrera and Francisca Muñoz, Muher, based in Totana, exposed in Almudí Palace from tomorrow until October 27 their particular vision of the Bullfight.
Muher brings together a collection that recreates a novel approach of bullfighting, the matador game, movement and all elements surrounding this enigmatic world.
Each year, coinciding with the date of the Fair, the Palace Almudí calls a sample in which an artist expresses his vision of the art of bullfighting, the national holiday, their environment, an artistic, work of a creator, which concerns the bull, bullfighting culture, its essence and its roots in our culture.
The origins of Muher from the generation of the Madrid scene 80.
Thirty year career has resulted in an outstanding international projection of his art-
The proposal presented by the Palace Muher Almudí contains paintings, sculptures and collages from the creators as a sign of expression reflected in multiple formats that are uniquely combined in this exhibition to reflect a vision of bullfighting.
For Manuel Herrera "What we wanted to express a vision of the show bull through their color and shape features."
Highlighted in this exhibition expressionist paintings on paper and canvas, a large sculpture and collages.
That color scheme runs in the ring, yellow and fuchsia color that form the basis of the exhibition and what the authors intended to reflect what was experienced in the world of bullfighting.
On the way, the spotlight will fall on the circle.
The bull ring, the ring ... all invites Muher to combine form to obtain geometric concept around it, acting as a thread on which to base plastic philosophy that unites the work.
Ultimately, Murcia brings an artistic vision of the most popular of its celebrations of the hands of two Murcia whose path in search of new colors, shapes and inspirations is all well known and appreciated in our land.
The exhibition will continue the months of November to December in the Palace Museum and Hall of Cartagena.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia / Totana.com
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