A journey through Landscapes that still Ache

After being part of the exhibition Miradas que atraviesan at the Bogotá International Book Fair (FILBo), the project has kept moving through various cultural contexts across the country.

It is included in the Spain in Freedom program promoted by the Spanish Ministry for the Ecological Transition, with an exhibition in Madrid that addresses the legacy of developmentalism and territorial models inherited from the dictatorship. In parallel, it is on view in Terrassa as part of L’Efecte Biarnés, a group show featuring recipients of the Joana Biarnés Grant, which brings together different generations of photographers reflecting on territory. This summer, it is also exhibited at the Luminic Festival, following its selection as the winner of the 2025 edition.

The exhibition is not fixed. It shifts with each venue, adapting and taking on new layers of meaning. It doesn’t aim to commemorate, but to understand how we got here. As Camus once said, sometimes it’s the landscape that forces us to think. Eroding Franco simply invites us to stop and look.