On February 7 presents, in the new MONDO Gallery (formerly CRM), the exhibition "Oxygeme", first solo exhibition of Pablo Pro in Spain. The treatment of bodies, water and oxygen, given as a series of compositions results surprising.

In the words of Pablo Pro "Oxygeme is a journey into the origin of life that comes from my need to discover forgotten feelings."

Five questions to Pablo Pro

What is Oxygeme?

Oxygeme an audiovisual project.
It is a project in which I use the bubble as a metaphor for life.
The bubble travels upward path until you reach the surface. A harmonious Itinerary, without putting up resistance to the process, which ends when it arrives.
End of life cycle and other begins again

Where does Oxygeme?

Oxygeme is a journey into the origin of life that comes from my need to discover forgotten feelings.

How important is this work today?

Oxygeme is a series of visual metaphors.
The parallel, which I make between the bubble and ourselves, I believe the being, also a unit, consists of thousands of particles. We, however we resist the process, and we build mental barriers that hinder the harmonious ascension.

What's Oxygeme before and after?

A much deeper understanding and a need to continue exploring, I want build bridges between artist and audience.

Who is behind Oxygeme?

I come from film photography, I have worked for years as a cinematographer and camera operator in New York, Los Angeles and Madrid. "Oxygeme" is my audiovisual project in which the dancers with the support of the Asociación Cultural Inspiral Ibiza think the metaphor of the bubble. My previous series was "Desiertos sobre Desiertos" and am currently working on a new project on Shamanism and lost traditions.

Dates.- 07/02 >12/03/2013
Venue.- c/ San Lucas 9. 28004 Madrid. Spain. T. +34 91308 2325

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Pablo Pro Álvarez (Madrid, 1968) is a director of photography, photographer and camera operator. He graduated in Cinematography from U.C.L.A, Los Angeles, in 1993.

For eight years he worked in film productions alternating residence between Los Angeles and New York. He specializes in nature and social content documentaries, participating in projects for National Geographic, BBC, Canal Plus France and Discovery Channel.

On his return to Spain, he worked as a camera operator for the productions «El lápiz del carpintero» by Antón Reixa, «Canicula» by Álvaro Capello, «Lazos de sangre» by Pedro Costa and «Al otro lado de la noche» by Patxi Barco and in advertising as director of photography for Coca-Cola, Acuafina, Nike and Telefónica, among others. She received awards for best photography for the short films «La china» by Diego Postigo 2007, «En el hoyo» by David Martín 2008 and «El palacio de la luna» by Ione Hernández 2009.

On the international scene, she continues her film and documentary work with various production companies such as Tessa Livingstone (Executive Producer, BBC, «Child of our Time») Christy Hanna («Earth Story») and Claude Gaignara (On the Road). Between 2003 and 2007 she taught photography classes at the San Antonio de Baños Film School in Cuba. As a result of her enriching teaching experience, she decided to return to her roots by taking up the still image format to tell, in the first person, her experiences and concerns.

"I have the ambitious dream of portraying my experiences through light and framing. I pursue the subtle, the ephemeral, everything that is revealed before the gaze that passes through it."

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Published on: January 16, 2013
Cite: "OXYGEME by Pablo Pro" METALOCUS. Accessed
<http://www.metalocus.es/en/news/oxygeme-pablo-pro> ISSN 1139-6415
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