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Discover Víctor Meliveo’s ‘FullTIME, the Book’ Photography Exhibition at Tiflológico Museum

This powerful exhibition featured 12 photographs exploring deep themes of integration, diversity, and artistic technique.

The Tiflológico Museum proudly hosted ‘FullTIME, the Book,’ a compelling exhibition by Víctor Meliveo. This collection showcased 12 evocative photographs, delving into complex themes of integration and diversity through the artist's unique craftsmanship. Meliveo, a multifaceted artist, utilized both photography and sound in his international projects, emphasizing technique over mere inspiration.

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Exhibition summary

Víctor Meliveo presented ‘FullTIME, the Book,’ an exhibition of 12 photographs at the Tiflológico Museum exploring themes of integration and diversity. The artist, who lost much of his vision, uses photography and sound in his international projects, moving beyond inspiration to focus on craftsmanship and technique.

Curatorial context

The Tiflológico Museum hosted ‘FullTIME, the Book,’ an exhibition by the multifaceted artist Víctor Meliveo, featuring 12 photographs that blend integration and diversity. Meliveo, born in Málaga, has navigated a significant loss of vision but has achieved degrees in Stage Direction and Dramaturgy, and holds Master's degrees in editing, post-production, and professional lighting. He is an international creator working in photography, film, advertising, documentaries, and performing arts, with a current passion for photography and sound. Meliveo approaches his art with a strong emphasis on craftsmanship, stating that art requires 99 percent work and technique rather than inspiration. His artistic themes are diverse, ranging from social and documentary photography to poetic and surrealist works. He has exhibited internationally in cities such as Berlin, Tokyo, and London, alongside renowned artists like Marina Abramović and Daniel Canogar.

Admission and ticket notes

The exhibition was visited during museum opening hours, which were Tuesdays to Fridays from 10 AM to 3 PM and 4 PM to 7 PM, and Saturdays from 10 AM to 2 PM. Sundays, Mondays, and holidays were closed. Specific exhibition ticketing details beyond general museum admission are not provided on the page.

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Venue
Museo Tiflológico
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Sep 24, 2021 – Nov 20, 2021
Artist line / attribution
Featuring work by Víctor Meliveo, a multifaceted artist specializing in audiovisual and scenic projects, photography, film, and video art.
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