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The Sands' Mengual Martinez]

The painter Pedro Cano opened last night in the exhibition "The Light.

Sands' of the painter Antonio Martinez Mengual.

A sample that contains a dozen works in acrylic on paper, complete with a video projector and a display of travel books and figures obtained by the Murcian artist while traveling through the desert.

The exhibition will remain in the temporary room, third floor of the Foundation until May 31

The Foundation welcomes Pedro Cano, from yesterday until May 31 in his temporary room, the exhibition 'Light.

The Sands' by Antonio Martínez Mengual.

Last night, Cano himself was on hand to inaugurate, with the painter Murcia, the sample includes twenty acrylics, a video projection and an exhibition of travel books and figures obtained by Mengual while traveling through the desert.

At the inauguration, presented Museum Director, Mari Carmen Sanchez-Rojas, Mayor White attended, Rafael Laorden and various personalities from the arts and culture in Murcia.

In his works, Martínez Mengual, impregnated with colorful experiences you have had in their travel, which claims to have traveled around the world.

And yet, as the painter said Pedro Cano blanqueño "Antonio has traveled around the world and has always brought from his travels, personal and fully loaded cycles of strong interiority.

For Pedro Cano, in this sample you can see how Mengual approaches nature with a completely personal look.

"I know of few painters who, like Martinez Mengual, have walked a path as consistent as he has for decades," said Cano.

With 'The Light.

The Sands', Mengual Martinez presents a fresh look at that, always starting from the natural elements that surround it "shows us the reworked so personally that we can never go wrong by giving oils or paternity papers from his hand; "said the painter blanqueño.

Yesterday, Pedro Cano Foundation opens its doors to one of the latest works of artist from Murcia, which this time dedicated to the desert "that is, as many of their cycles, a journey."

A succession of images on paper, where not only his eyes, but his mind is immersed in a sea of ​​sand to keep wondering about the trip in capital letters that is life.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Blanca