Wild Palms: a new look at the urban landscape, at El Almacén, Lanzaroteverified
Lanzarote artist Germán Páez talks at El Almacén in Arrecife with curator Adonay Bermúdez and photographer Daniel L. Fleitas about the catalogue of Wild Palms, his photography project on urban nature: palms, Indian laurels and dragon trees in the parks and gardens of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, photographed at night. The talk lasts about 60 minutes, is open to all ages, and entry is free.
In Wild Palms, Germán Páez walks the parks and gardens of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria at night to photograph the palms, Indian laurels and dragon trees that are part of the everyday landscape. In his images, urban vegetation takes on an unexpected presence and invites us to rediscover the places we live in. The conversation with curator Adonay Bermúdez and photographer Daniel L. Fleitas looks at the artistic process behind the project and at the book that accompanies the exhibition, with a text by Bermúdez and editorial design by Laura Zuccotti.
Germán Páez (Lanzarote, 1967) works mainly with photography, video art and the visual arts, with a focus on landscape, Land Art and the relationship between territory and people; he has exhibited at the CIC El Almacén and the CAAM, and has received the landscape photography prize of the Centro de Fotografía de Tenerife. The talk, organised by the Cabildo de Lanzarote y La Graciosa, is on Friday 4 December 2026 at 19:00 at El Almacén in Arrecife. It lasts about 60 minutes, is open to all ages, and entry is free.
