Photographer: Pablo Trenor Allen
Hosts: Anda Cowork and Victoria Carreras
Opening: Thursday 13 June at 8:00 pm
Location: ANDA Cowork Avenida de Andalucía, 5, Granada

More info: https://www.andacowork.com/
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El tiempo habitado was originally a blog created in 2010 and left in 2017. It published images, texts, sounds, videos and a network of links to other things. Inhabited time was a method that provoked a gathering of elements that make up a sort of body of work. Like all things, that is what is seen and what is not seen. In addition to the publications, the drafts that were never published were important. But not literally that which was not published, but the fact that there was something unseen in substance and equally necessary in form.

Pablo Trenor Allen’s photographic practice has to do with the transit back and forth between these visible and non-visible aspects. This practice refers both to the taking of the photograph and to the relationship of the photograph over time, with the way the image exists, its persistence, and the transformation of its meaning. The coexistence of photographs and texts in the process of making or discovering an image creates a particular space in which the image is finally made.

The installation at ANDA is a gathering of things that belong to this inhabited time. Through different formats and modes of communication, a space and a time are proposed in which certain experiences converge and their images emerge.

Pablo Trenor Allen (Oviedo, 1979) is a Higher Technician in Artistic Photography and Applied Arts (Granada, 2006). He studied Art History at the University of Granada (2008-2013) and continues his training in different author workshops and seminars. He is a member of the association El Trapiche and is part of the team of the photography school Deriva.

In addition to his professional photographic work, he has been part of the coordination and work teams of the photography festivals Engranaje in 2008, and Suma in 2015 and 2016, both in Granada; and has taught the workshops Nocturna (2009, 2010) and Donde empieza la sombra (2012) together with the photographer Pablo López; Las intermitencias (2014); and Hacia la noche (2016, 2017, 2018).

His artwork has been exhibited individually at the Teatro Alhambra in Granada in 2013 and at the Museo de Arte e Historia in Durango in 2015; and he has received awards from the Ayuntamiento de Granada, the Junta de Andalucía, ARCO, and the Ayuntamiento de Madrid.

He has self-published a collection of poems and photographs La herida (2015 and 2018).