On September 19th, Galería Luisa Pita will present *AL OTRO LADO DEL ESPEJO* by sculptor Fernando Suárez Reguera. With a background in Fine Arts, Suárez Reguera is known for merging the organic with the mechanical, utilizing iron, bronze, resins, mirrors, and other materials.

The exhibition explores the perception of space and movement through suspended sculptures that defy the laws of physics and create multiple perspectives using mirrors. The show also addresses the relationship between humanity and nature, reflecting themes of stability, growth, and impermanence within a context of chaos and transformation.

Iván Prieto’s exhibition *Fragilis* at Galería Moretart explores human fragility through surrealist sculptures that challenge conventional standards of beauty. Prieto uses ceramics, resin, plaster, and bronze to create figures that blend the serious with the grotesque. This series addresses the ephemeral nature of existence and contemporary exhaustion, inspired by Byung-Chul Han’s *The Burnout Society*. His sculptures depict bodies in transformation, on the verge of crumbling, evoking vulnerability and self-exploitation in the digital age.

Elena Narbutaitė has participated in international exhibitions, notably including the Liverpool Biennale in 2016 and the joint pavilion of Lithuania and Cyprus at the Venice Biennale in 2013. Her solo exhibitions include *Prosperity* at the Contemporary Art Centre in Vilnius (2017) and *Project Room* at the Carré Musée d’Art Contemporain in Nîmes (2018-2019). Additionally, Narbutaitė has contributed to periodicals such as *The Federal*, *Nero*, and *Bill Magazine*, where she works as an associate editor, as well as *CAC Interview*.

Juana presents at Galería Trinta an exhibition that explores her dreams through fantastical characters and landscapes inspired by La Mancha. With a style that blends expressionism, surrealism, and narrative figuration, González has exhibited across Spain and Europe, notably in the “Colección Solo” in Madrid and with a major show in Miengo. Her work is marked by a complex and original staging, where her pieces evoke visual narratives and landscapes rich with symbolism, offering a reflection on reality and imagination.

Galería Vilaseco is showcasing “The Rarest Flowers” by Eduardo Martín del Pozo, focusing on classic genres such as still life and flowers. Martín del Pozo explores the relationship between matter and surface, the desire for creation and destruction, and the dichotomies of pleasure and loss. His works, which exhibit a fascination with the accidents and traces of painting, reflect a constant transformation of elements. With an international career and exhibitions at prominent institutions, his work blends the primitive with the sophisticated, offering an engaging dialogue between body, thought, and matter.