Montañas carbonizadas gestando una nueva

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  • Jose Albelda-Raga Fine Art Professor

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37536/ECOZONA.2012.3.2.483

Abstract

Montañas carbonizadas gestando una nueva

Carbonized mountains gestating a new mountain

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Biografia autore

Jose Albelda-Raga, Fine Art Professor

He has a Ph. D. in Fine Arts at the Polytechnic University of Valencia; he is a member of the Research Center in Art and Environment at this University, and teaches courses at the Faculty of Fine Arts on painting, nature and ecology, as well as on art and contemporary culture. As a painter, Albelda has displayed his work in a number of solo exhibitions such as Wounds of Sea, Land and Air (Valencia, 2001); Breath (Albeda-Ginestar), Gallery Blanca Soto (Madrid, 2003); On Rock, Light, Smoke and Water, Ana Serratosa Arte (Valencia, 2002); and From the Mountains to the Adventious, Ana Serratosa Arte (Valencia, 2010). 

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Pubblicato

2012-10-22

Fascicolo

V. 3 N. 2 (2012): The Invention of Eco-Futures

Sezione

Visual Art

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