This artist has made works in wood carving, which have reliefs, and by touching them with our hands we can discover their shapes and if we close our eyes, we can perceive them in a different way.
Enrique’s works are very interesting, full of harmony, in his abstract style wood carvings, we can perceive the shapes that intersect, that rotate, that have different levels and you can feel their curves and reliefs both by seeing them and by touching them. It is important to say that in this exhibition, unlike other spaces, the works can be touched under supervision, since guided tours will be carried out for people with visual disabilities as well as for normal-visual people whose eyes will be covered so they can feel through touch and thus discover what we feel with our hands.

On the other hand, on this occasion we will present the cellist Maricarmen Graue, who will delight us with her music. Apart from being a cellist, she is a sculptor, writer, and blind. She studied in Russia and was part of the Carlos Chávez Symphony Orchestra string quartet. The documentary “Maricarmen,” which portrays her daily life from the perspective of her blindness, won an honorable mention at the É Tudo Verdade film festival in Brazil.