As far as the eyes can see

Lionel Cruet, Pacific Detail, 2022,photographic print, 48” x 36” / 121.92 x 91.44 cm © Lionel Cruet 2022. Image courtesy of Lionel Cruet Studio

As far as the eyes can see

Lionel Cruet, Atlantic Detail, 2022,photographic print, 48” x 36” / 121.92 x 91.44 cm © Lionel Cruet 2022. Image courtesy of Lionel Cruet Studio

As far as the eyes can see

Lionel Cruet, Global Average, 2022,photographic print, 48” x 36” / 121.92 x 91.44 cm © Lionel Cruet 2022. Image courtesy of Lionel Cruet Studio

As far as the eyes can see

Lionel Cruet, South Atlantic Detail, 2022,photographic print, 48” x 36” / 121.92 x 91.44 cm © Lionel Cruet 2022. Image courtesy of Lionel Cruet Studio

As far as the eyes can see

Lionel Cruet, Stack 1, 2022,photographic print, 48” x 36” / 121.92 x 91.44 cm © Lionel Cruet 2022. Image courtesy of Lionel Cruet Studio

As far as the eyes can see

Lionel Cruet, Stack 2, 2022,photographic print, 48” x 36” / 121.92 x 91.44 cm © Lionel Cruet 2022. Image courtesy of Lionel Cruet Studio

As far as the eyes can see

Lionel Cruet, As Far as The Eyes Can See, 2022,documentation at Galeria SPACE © Lionel Cruet 2022. Image courtesy of Xavier Ojeda

As far as the eyes can see

Lionel Cruet, As Far as The Eyes Can See, 2022,documentation at Galeria SPACE © Lionel Cruet 2022. Image courtesy of Xavier Ojeda

As far as the eyes can see

Lionel Cruet, As Far as The Eyes Can See, 2022,documentation at Galeria SPACE © Lionel Cruet 2022. Image courtesy of Xavier Ojeda

As far as the eyes can see

As far as the eyes can see, is a series of experimental photographic prints created from layers of aerial thermal images of the ocean. The warm tones indicate portions of the ocean where temperatures have been recorded or documented due to the overheating. The exhibition challenges the conceived idea of divided oceans and proposes it as a single body of water that is being threatened by pollution, and global warming as a result of climate change. This phenomenon has had catastrophic effects such as devastating hurricanes, erosion, and species extinction. It is precisely under this new conception that this photographic series emerges.

 

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San Patricio Art Center (SPACE)

Manuel de J. Vázquez, Director

María Eugenia Madrid, Public Relations

Ing. Sebastián Rodríguez, Programming

Carlos Ortiz Burgos, Curator

Bettina Pérez Martínez, Curator Ensayos

Donald C. Escudero Rivera, Coordination and Graphic Design

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