Experience 'So Many Worlds in This One' at La Térmica Cultural, featuring the work of artist Marina Núñez. This artistic showcase centers on a 104-square-meter ceramic floor piece and ten etched crystal spheres. Visitors can engage with themes of ecological responsibility through visual installations and an original musical composition by Luis de la Torre.
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Marina Núñez presents a visual reflection on the multiplicity of worlds cohabiting on Earth and the interconnectedness between humanity and nature. The exhibition centers on a monumental ceramic floor installation and a series of illuminated glass spheres, exploring themes of interdependence, ecological responsibility, and shared futures.
In 'So Many Worlds in This One', artist Marina Núñez explores the complex, fragile, and interdependent nature of existence. The exhibition’s core is a massive 104-square-meter ceramic floor piece composed of 288 panels, which features a monumental anthropomorphic figure built from spheres representing the Earth and other planets. This central work acts as a visual metaphor for the inseparable bond between humanity and the universe, inviting viewers to adopt an ethical and poetic approach to environmental care. The sensory experience is further enhanced by a musical composition created by Luis de la Torre. Accompanying the main installation is 'Cosmos', a series of ten illuminated, etched crystal spheres that delve into the intimate relationship between the individual and the universe. Together, these works trace a path toward a more sustainable and just coexistence, encouraging collaboration and empathy between all living beings. The project also features an artist book with a story by Isabel Durán, titled 'The Tongue of the Earth', which offers further insight into these themes of planetary and cosmic connection.
General admission and guided tours are available. Visitors are directed to the La Térmica Cultural ticketing platform to reserve tickets for both the exhibition visits and the scheduled family workshops and activities.
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