This exhibition at the Museum of Costume represents the poetic world of Federico García Lorca through sculptures and photographs by Luis Casablanca and Mar Garrido. It brings to life characters such as Bernarda Alba and Yerma through dress-sculptures and images that allude to the scenography of their lives.
The Museum of Costume presents 'Ausencias vestidas & reflejos desnudos. A Federico García Lorca,' an exhibition that delves into the iconic poetic world of Federico García Lorca. Through the artistic interpretations of Luis Casablanca and Mar Garrido, the exhibition features sculptures crafted from various materials like silk paper, velvet, and cardboard, alongside evocative photographs. These works embody the strength, serenity, and courage of Lorca's female characters, including Bernarda Alba, María Josefa, Adela, Rosita, Yerma, Belisa, Soledad Montoya, and the Zapatera Prodigiosa. The dress-sculptures visually translate the essence of these figures, while the accompanying photographs allude to the stage settings and environments of their dramatic lives, offering a multi-faceted engagement with Lorca's enduring literary legacy.