The Museo Tiflológico, as part of its 25th-anniversary celebrations, presented 'Retrospectiva de fotógrafos afiliados a la ONCE,' a powerful collective exhibition designed to highlight the artistic achievements of photographers with significant visual impairments. The exhibition featured 12 photographs, demonstrating that the art of photography and visual disability are not in opposition. It brought together six photographers from various regions, including Catalonia, Argentina, Madrid, La Rioja, and Euskadi, who, despite their visual challenges, have honed their skills behind the camera to capture and convey their unique perspectives on reality.
The participating artists, including Carme Ollé i Coderch, Marcelo Bilevich, José Julio Flores, Gregorio Martínez, Juan Torre, and Chon Mayoral, each brought their distinct styles and approaches to the exhibition. Their works, ranging from digital to analog photography and even tactile relief prints, showcased diverse techniques and subjects, proving that visual impairment does not limit creative expression. The exhibition served as a testament to their passion and talent, pushing the boundaries of traditional photography and embracing new technologies and methodologies to continue their artistic journeys.