Luis González Palma: Intangible Constellations - A Retrospective Photography Exhibition

This exhibition offers a retrospective journey through the themes of identity, memory, introspection, and the representation of the invisible in Luis González Palma's work. It explores his formal experimentation, which moves beyond traditional photography towards a more sculptural experience.

Curated by Alejandro Castellote, 'Luis González Palma. Intangible Constellations' provides a comprehensive retrospective of the Guatemalan artist's significant body of work. The exhibition delves into the core themes that define Palma's universe: identity and memory, introspection and intimacy, and the representation of the invisible. These thematic explorations are presented alongside his ongoing formal experimentation, which gradually departs from traditional two-dimensional photography towards a more tactile, sculpture-like engagement with the medium. Palma's work is characterized by a rich symbolic language, often utilizing portraits that echo religious and baroque painting, and incorporating materials that add texture and depth, metaphorically reconstructing images and inviting viewers to engage multiple senses. His artistic journey reflects on history, the human condition, and the enduring impact of social and political realities, particularly evident in his earlier works addressing Guatemala's civil war.

This exhibition is located at Espacio Fundación Telefónica, C/ Fuencarral, 3, Madrid. Opening hours are Monday to Thursday, and Friday from 10:00 to 20:00, and Saturday, Sunday, and holidays from 11:00 to 20:00. Visitors can add the exhibition to their calendar using the provided link.