Participatory art intervention. After the indoor talk, Loubé will lead workshops to share ideas and get hands-on, culminating in the completion of a mural about the steppes of Lleida.
A visual journey through the habitats of the Iberian wolf. With over 30 years of fieldwork, Canela shares wild images that explore the wolf’s ecology and its place in the natural landscape.
A talk on how environmental psychology and muralism can reconnect communities with local biodiversity. Spoiler: the key lies in real, meaningful participation.
The Art of Silence is a talk about disappearing in order to observe, capture, and narrate without disturbance. Beyond technique, it offers a reflection on invisibility as both a form of respect and a narrative language: hiding not to attract nature, but to see more clearly, listen more deeply, and give voice to those who are usually unseen.
This presentation will describe how, starting from a heavily degraded forest estate affected by various processes, the Foundation began working towards its environmental restoration.
Katy Gómez presents her photographic project on transhumance, highlighting its cultural and ecological value. An intimate look at a tradition that connects humans with nature.
Roundtable with key figures from MontPhoto, Memorial María Luisa, FotoFIO, and Delta Photo Contest to explore how competitions promote conservation and visual storytelling.
Financiado por la Unión Europea-Next Generation EU.
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