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Throughout the month of December, Bldg CIMA hosts a charming photo exhibition, where over 130 images, Occupational Center students' La Noria 'by Abarán, present' voices and looks DIVERSITY. "
The photo exhibition will be in the Bldg Cima until the last days of this December.
The exhibition, which was opened yesterday morning, is part of the 'I' Week activities CO 'La Noria', organized on the occasion of 'International Day of Persons with Disabilities', and has, as its main rationale, to make known the activities conducted at the Centre and students involved in the project.
"With the image, when they have no words, they can tell us how they see their environment.
Each reflects in your photos, your way of being: that is very social photos with many people.
The solo that makes photos more darker, darker.
Each has its own essence and tries to shape his personality in each photograph, "Monica told us Candel, monitors the Centre.
In this exhibit, students have walked through the main landmarks of the town, and they invite us to stop, to stand a moment and look through different eyes all that we go unnoticed in familiar places and scenes from everyday life: lights , shadows, landscapes, colors, empty streets, neighboring faces ... small details that have been captured by "the look" of the authors.
Each of these photographs brings different nuances, and yet the reality is the same, every one sees and lives differently, feeling and expressing different emotions, inviting us to recreate the look at the "little beauty" of everyday life, looking at photographs, perhaps, unique.
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It happens sometimes, used to walk in the same places and the same streets, we do not realize the little things that surround us, we forget to look as close, perhaps because of that closeness, that custom, as if things that surround us daily fall in value to have them so close.
For the first time students Occupational Center "La Noria" make a statement, in this case the product of Photography Workshop to be held in the Centre.
Faces, gestures, grimaces, looks silent, animated or anonymous, we speak of the diversity and richness of expression of its members.
Voices and perspectives that speak in short, the secret life that beats inside, waiting to be discovered in many moments shared by all students of the Occupational Center: Santi, Macu, Raquel, Ana, Javier, Jesus Luke, Jesus Gomez, Joaquin Gomez, Magdalena, Carmelo, José Antonio, Fernando, Mila, Antonio Sánchez, José Ricardo, Monica, Juan Antonio Zafra, Laura, Yolanda, Maria Carmen, Miguel, Paco, Antonio Joaquin, Javi, Pepe ... this is another form of expression and to know how they see the environment around them and they are part.
Source: Abarán en 7 Días
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