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Continúa la exposición ‘Un apprentissage du trouble’ 27 July 2026

Continúa la exposición ‘Un apprentissage du trouble’

La Sala Kursala del Edificio Constitución 1812 de la Universidad de Cádiz acoge, hasta el 11 de septiembre, la exposición fotográfica Un apprentissage du trouble, de Jonàs Forchini, organizada por el Servicio de Extensión Universitaria del Vicerrectorado de Sostenibilidad y Cultura de la Universidad de Cádiz y comisariada por Jesús Micó. La entrada es libre.

Este trabajo se inscribe en un proyecto de largo recorrido titulado Un aprendizaje de lo turbio, a través del cual el fotógrafo catalán Jonàs Forchini explora los fondos submarinos como un territorio técnico, estético, fenomenológico y filosófico. Su interés no se limita a la representación del mundo submarino, sino que se extiende a la propia experiencia de la inmersión y a lo que esta nos enseña sobre nuestra condición actual en el corazón de la crisis planetaria actual: los cambios de color, de temperatura, de densidad lumínica; la percepción táctil y sonora del espacio líquido; la desorientación, el miedo, la presión y el vértigo que siente el cuerpo.