Portal de Turismo de Castilla y León

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The film is a journey through the creative process of the artist Luis Moro, inspired by the observation of animal microworlds and their relationship with the natural environment.

Through different techniques and languages, the film intertwines art and nature, proposing a sensitive reflection on the coexistence between species and the balances that sustain life.

The artist Luis Moro draws inspiration from it and offers us the evolution of his work from the search for appropriate environments that enable the conception of a work of art to its materialization through the application of engraving techniques, sketches, colors, pictorial applications, human actions, immersive video installations, etc., which end in a final phase of the process, that which leads him to the exhibition in galleries and art museums.

The film also includes an audio documentary that reflects on society, art, and nature. Shot in several countries, primarily Spain and Mexico, the film aims to draw attention to the natural environment that surrounds us and the necessary coexistence with other animal societies, many of them highly complex, such as arthropods, which are part of an existential balance essential for life.

Eliseo de Pablos

An industrial engineer and law graduate, he is a journalist, writer, and filmmaker. He has worked as a critic, producer, screenwriter, and director, with an international career in film and festivals such as MUCES and GUCE. He has served on juries and participated in film training programs. As a museologist and curator, he has directed over one hundred exhibitions in Europe and the Americas. Author of more than 40 publications, his recent work includes documentaries and feature films.

Luis Moro

Artist born in Segovia in 1969, with extensive international experience and exhibitions in Europe, the United States and Mexico, where he resides.

Her work ranges from figurative painting to the use of installation and new technologies. She explores the relationship between humankind, nature—especially the animal world—and culture, collaborating with prominent writers such as Antonio Gamoneda, Ida Vitale, and Elena Poniatowska.