Guillem Vidal presents us his photographies in the 'Bestiary' exhibition on their meetings with those animals who observe us but we cannot see them. They together are part of this peculiar bestiary that were very popular in Middle ages.

This exhibition features 22 pictures that are organised in two parts. In the first one, 'Portraits' offers us a series of photographies that the photographer captures these animals in their habitat.

The second part of the exhibition is called 'Masks and glances' in which Vidal works on the main pictures with the purpose of getting its simetric that helps him to introduce us the animals. Each sample has the

ideal and monstruous beauty of the perfect symmetry that we can find in nature.

The exhibition, which will be in the Sala Hort de Tramoieres of the Botanical Garden of the Universitat de València until 15 October, has been produced by the Museu Blau - Natural Science Museum of Barcelona and can be visited free of charge.

Jardí Botànic de la Universitat de València.

www.jardibotanic.org

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