Álvaro Porras (1992, Ciudad Real), resident artist of the gallery, and Eduardo Barco (1970, Ciudad Real), guest artist, join forces to shape the exhibition “En este lugar donde nada es mío,” a project that proposes a dialogue between the works by Porras and Barco, two artists who are exploring the linguistic power of abstraction.

Inspired by the poem Maldito yo by also from Ciudad Real, Dionisio Cañas (Tomelloso, 1949), the exhibition includes a series of exercises that evoke a complex relationship with the landscape and the construction of belonging that derives from it, like the first verse of the poem: "In this place where nothing is mine, not my life, not my death..."

The text of the exhibition is the work of Álvaro de los Ángeles: (…) in the artists there does not seem to be mourning, nor nostalgia for loss, nor resignation in the face of what has come before or what is to come. Rather, it emanates, in the sculptural pieces or in the canvases of both clearly personal and differentiated, the confirmation of an imaginary that combines the crossed gaze of sophistication with the frontal one of that which is simple and direct.