For the photographer and interior architect, Gabriel Asdrúbal Martín Garcia, frontalism is a way of addressing life, perpendicular, from the front and directly. With his own words he explains the subject of his exhibition, which will be open in Cruz Bajo Contemporary Art until 14 April:
In frontalism, words could be overrun, having priority actions and directions and intensities with which one is confronted to anything, with which one "looks" to anything, especially people ... Although things "look" at you too... objects, situations ...
Look / see / observe / scan / see / peer / review / browse / think / reflect / consider / aim / target / appreciate estimate / admire / appreciate / address / caring / watch / guard / protect / concern / play / belong / give .... In the frontalism, the words could be left over or be redundant.
The formality of these 34 frontalisms, is just that, all of the above ... discriminated in this case, by a front view perspective. The central point of view of each experience, in which this experience, sees directly what was inside me, following my gaze.