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Jose Quintanilla - 06# Kinpaku (Natura Naturans).
Biography of the Artist: After passing through the School of Technical Architecture he studies Art Direction at the CEV in Madrid. For over 20 years he has worked in marketing and advertising, acquiring extensive experience in photography, image editing and graphic arts. In 2007 he opens Taller Digigráfico in Madrid, a laboratory specialized in signature photography, where he works for artists such as Pablo Genovés, Bleda y Rosa, Gonzalo Puch, David Jiménez, etc. Member of the prestigious worldwide network of laboratories certified by Hahnemühle.Master PHotoEspaña 20/21 in Photography. Self-taught as a photographer, he has attended numerous workshops with photographers and artists. He also develops an important activity as a teacher giving courses and workshops at festivals and photography schools such as EFTI, Master PHotoESPAÑA and La Máquina.His work as an author focuses on landscape photography understood as the relationship between man and the territory that surrounds him, in constant dialogue with nature.INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITIONS2021 "Memorabilia. The invented memory" Faro de Cabo Mayor Art Center, Santander. Festival PhotoEspaña 20212019 "El tiempo contemplado" La Aurora Gallery, Murcia2018 "Entre raíces y ausencias" Ramón J. Sender Foundation -UNED, Barbastro (Huesca) Emerging Photography Festival BFOTO 182017 "Transcurso" Bea Villamarín Gallery, Gijón "Mi casa, mi árbol" Sala La Asunción, Diputación de Albacete2016 "Ma maison, mon arbre" Colegio de España en Paris, France.2015 Bea Villamarin Gallery, Gijón "My house, my tree" CEART Fuenlabrada, Madrid.2014 "My house, my tree" Centro Cultural de la Villa de Móstoles, Madrid.COLLECTIVE EXHIBITIONS2022 "Holocaust" curated by Jesús Reina, Cobertura Photo Gallery, Sevilla. "Just LX Lisboa". DDR Art Gallery. Lisbon, Portugal.2021Special mention PhotoEspaña in the ENAIRE Foundation Awards. Villanueva Pavilion of the Royal Botanical Garden of Madrid. Photo España 2021."My house", Espacio Mados - Álvaro Alcázar Gallery, Madrid "Until never 2020 - RARO", Autores en Red Gallery, San Lorenzo de El Escorial2020 "Imagined herbarium", Complutense Art Center, Madrid "Heterogeneous sculpture", Faculty of Fine Arts, UCAM, Madrid2019 "Transmutation" RARO Group, AVAM Extension, Matadero, MadridPhotoEspaña 19, ENAIRE Foundation Awards, Botanical Garden of Madrid "The full and the empty", The 451 Shop, Oviedo, Asturias "Mínimo Tamaño Grande" Casa de Cultura, San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Madrid2018 "Hilo Conductor" RARO Group, Espacio Primavera 9 Gallery, MadridChristmas Collective, Railowsky Bookstore, Valencia2017 "Mundo Raro" B&B Gallery, MadridOviedo Art Fair, Bea Villamarín Gallery, Gijón "El rincón feliz" Barjola Museum, Gijón, curated by Natalia Alonso "Infinito interior" ENAIRE Foundation Award, Cervantes Institute, Madrid2016 XII Biennial of Plastic Arts City of Albacete, Municipal Museum, AlbaceteASISA International Photography Contest, Casa de Vacas, Madrid Mundo, La Vaguada Cultural Center, Madrid2015 Estampa Contemporary Art Fair, Matadero, Madrid "Possible Landscapes" Espacio Foto Gallery, Madrid.2013Exhibition XXX Photography Contest "Gil Marraco". Casa de los Morlanes. Zaragoza.2013"Certamen de Arte Emergente" La Galería Roja, SevillaDISTINCIONES2021Special mention PHotoESPAÑA, XIV ENAIRE Foundation Photography Award2019XII ENAIRE Foundation Photography Award (Selected) 2017X ENAIRE Foundation Photography Award (Selected) 2016First prize XVIII Plastic Arts Award of the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in France2016 Selected in the XII Biennial of Plastic Arts City of Albacete2015 Accésit ASISA International Photography Contest (Asisafoto 2015)2013 First prize XXX National Photography Competition "Joaquín Gil Marraco" for the series "My house, my tree", Zaragoza City Council.WORKS IN COLLECTIONSDiputación de AlbaceteColegio de España en ParisASISA CollectionYecla City Council, MurciaAutonomous Community of the Region of MurciaRamón J. Sender Foundation - UNED, Barbastro (Huesca)Private collections.
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