La Panera in Lleida hosts the "Fernando Renes. MERX" exhibition. The show reflects on contemporary hypercapitalism and the individual's role as worker, consumer, and commodity in the global market. Engaging in a dialogue with the building's medieval origins as a marketplace, it analyzes the evolution of trade and material culture. Through ceramics, drawing, and animation, Renes explores the complex relationships between production, consumption, utility, and symbolic value. Traditional pottery, historically linked to transport and daily life, is presented as an example of artisanal adaptation to current market dynamics. Free entry.
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Visit at opening time to view the work calmly, before school groups arrive.
The venue
Centre d'Art la Panera
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