Uge Fuertes
Uge Fuertes is a naturalist, environmental agent and photographer. His life is carefully linked to nature, the place he has all the time lived, labored and spent his free time. Uge’s household fostered a way of surprise and admiration for the little issues. His mind is basically musical and it’s music that occupies most of his time and thought; coaching in Gestalt has conditioned his mind-set, seeing and expressing himself. His intense curiosity in images started, as so many issues occur in life, virtually by probability. Experimentation, creativity and the seek for new methods of trying is a continuing in his photographic work.
Michéla Griffith
In 2012 I paused by my native river and all the things modified. I’ve moved away from what many anticipate images to be: my photos deconstruct the literal and reimagine the subjective, reflecting the curiosity that water has impressed in my follow. Water has been my conduit: it has sharpened my imaginative and prescient, given me permission to experiment and continues to introduce me to new methods of seeing.
On this situation, we characteristic Spanish photographer Uge Fuertes. For everybody who decides to take up images, there’s one other who falls into it by chance, however Uge shortly realised that this curiosity was for him, and it undoubtedly enhances his long-standing relationship with and curiosity in nature and the outside. You’ll discover the dialog across the function images performs for the viewer and Uge’s private method to creating photos very fascinating and, at occasions, humorous.
Would you want to begin by telling readers a bit about your self – the place you grew up, what your early pursuits had been, and what you went on to do?
I used to be born 50 years in the past in Monreal de Campo, a small village in Teruel, Spain. Since I used to be a baby, I’ve labored in beekeeping and agriculture. I’ve all the time been linked to the countryside, to the open air, the place I really feel really free and glad. As a teen, I used to go mountaineering so much round my village to see birds, climb mountains and discover valleys. I studied to turn into an Environmental Agent, and that’s what I’ve been doing for nearly 30 years. Being in touch with nature provides me a sure peace, and I can spend hours observing something, usually studying from the small issues round us. Nature is ruled by fractal buildings, and people by Euclidean geometry. I believe we’re increasingly absorbed by rectangular and sq. shapes and fewer by the fractals that dominate crops, rivers or neurons. Being in touch with nature on a regular basis makes us study to see it higher.
