Spanish art highlights Goya's origins and Concha Ibáñez's landscapes

Various artistic tributes and exhibitions are highlighting significant Spanish painters. In Fuendetodos, painter Andrés García Ibáñez and photographer Kim Manresa have collaborated to recreate the early environments of Francisco Goya. Their work explores the artist's birthplace and the surroundings where Goya experienced his youth, creating a sensory connection to the 18th-century setting.

Meanwhile, the Museu d'Art de Girona is hosting a temporary exhibition of Concha Ibáñez's work. The showcase focuses on her evocative landscapes, featuring series inspired by locations such as Catalonia, Lanzarote, Castilla, Almería, and Morocco. The exhibition highlights her use of specific color palettes and textures to represent different geographic regions.