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Jorge Yeregui Examines Anthropocene Landscapes at Museo ICO

exhibition · 2026-06-04

Museo ICO in Madrid opens 'Los mismos lugares', a solo exhibition by Santander-born artist Jorge Yeregui, as part of PHotoESPAÑA 2026. Curated by Juan Guardiola, the show runs from June 4 to September 6, 2026. Yeregui, an architect and photographer, uses photography, video, and installations to explore human impact on landscapes—mining, real estate speculation, water infrastructure, and greenwashing. Key series include 'Las montañas perfectas' (2021–2025) on León's Fabero mines, 'Acta de replanteo' (2013–2017) documenting abandoned urban plots, 'Trazar el agua' (2024) tracing Barcelona's Rec Comtal aqueduct, and 'Cotacero' on Cádiz bay. The exhibition also features a MACBA-commissioned project and ends with 'paisajes mínimos' critiquing nature as commodity.

Key facts

  • Exhibition 'Los mismos lugares' at Museo ICO, Madrid, from June 4 to September 6, 2026.
  • Part of PHotoESPAÑA 2026 programming.
  • Artist Jorge Yeregui is from Santander, Spain.
  • Curated by Juan Guardiola.
  • Works include photography, video, installations, and wall drawings.
  • Series 'Las montañas perfectas' (2021–2025) focuses on Fabero mines in León.
  • Series 'Acta de replanteo' (2013–2017) documents abandoned urban plots.
  • Series 'Trazar el agua' (2024) traces Barcelona's Rec Comtal aqueduct.
  • MACBA commissioned Yeregui for 'Una ciudad desconocida bajo la niebla' project.
  • Series 'Cotacero' examines Cádiz bay and Cape Creus.
  • Final section 'paisajes mínimos' critiques greenwashing.
  • Museo ICO is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year.

Entities

Artists

  • Jorge Yeregui
  • Juan Guardiola

Institutions

  • Museo ICO
  • PHotoESPAÑA
  • MACBA
  • Instituto Geominero de España

Locations

  • Madrid
  • Spain
  • Santander
  • León
  • Fabero
  • Barcelona
  • Cádiz
  • Cape Creus

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