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The San Clemente Cultural Center announces its upcoming quarterly exhibition, "The Seasons of Art," featuring the captivating works of internationally acclaimed artists Daniel Garbade and Moisès Gil. The exhibition will run from December 19, 2023, to March 15, 2024.

Daniel Garbade, born in Zurich in 1957, is renowned for his thought-provoking art that delves into contemporary social problems and situations. A highlight of the exhibition is Garbade's masterpiece, "Pedestrian Street," a part of his compelling "Arms and Souls" series.

"Pedestrian Street" is a striking collage composed of hundreds of small photographs. The piece addresses pressing concerns in today's society, offering a commentary on our environment and daily lives. The imagery within the collage depicts legs and a head, evoking the experience of an immigrant setting foot in a new land, city, or the very pedestrian street portrayed.

Garbade's work invites viewers to contemplate the complexities of contemporary existence and the challenges faced by individuals navigating unfamiliar territories. The fusion of visual elements in "Pedestrian Street" reflects the artist's unique perspective and commitment to engaging with pressing social issues through the medium of art.

Moisès Gil, born in Cocentaina, Alicante, in 1963, is another distinguished artist whose sculptural work will be featured in "The Seasons of Art" exhibition. Gil's contributions add a complementary dimension to the overall thematic richness of the showcase.

The San Clemente Cultural Center invites art enthusiasts, patrons, and the community to experience the diverse and evocative expressions of these two exceptional artists. "The Seasons of Art" promises to be a visually stimulating journey, offering a unique opportunity to engage with the profound narratives embedded in Garbade and Gil's masterpieces.