Recortes de Humor: Analog Collage by Luisa MorenoTue, Sep 1, 2026 · Free entry listed by source.Madrid-opendata

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Recortes de Humor: Analog Collage by Luisa Moreno

Biblioteca Pública Municipal José Saramago (Fuencarral-El Pardo)Tue, Sep 1, 2026 · 08:30 AM – 11:59 PM

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Overview

'Recortes de Humor', collage analógico de Luisa Moreno is a listed event at Biblioteca Pública Municipal José Saramago (Fuencarral-El Pardo) in Madrid, sourced from the official open-data cultural agenda. Free entry. Check the link for the latest schedule and ticket details.

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This exhibition invites visitors to explore a playful and critical view of reality through collage. Using magazine clippings, everyday images, and unexpected fragments, Luisa Moreno constructs scenes full of irony, color, and creativity. Each piece provokes a smile and reflection, revealing humor as a language that connects the visual with the emotional and social.

Born in Alcázar de San Juan, La Mancha—land of Don Quixote—Moreno now works in Madrid. She discovered collage in 2020, inspired by Ana Millán, buying her first magazines at El Rastro market. Her art, built from cutouts and humor, she calls "Recortes de Humor." Her identity radiates color and light, with her symbol being a blue snail ("Ms Blue Snail") born from a drip of blue paint, which she affectionately calls "el moco."

⏱️ 711 hr 29 min

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  • Free entry until capacity is reached.
  • Visit during the library's opening hours.

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What is 'Recortes de Humor'?

It is an exhibition of analog collage by artist Luisa Moreno, where she uses magazine cutouts and everyday images to create ironic and colorful scenes.

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Biblioteca Pública Municipal José Saramago (Fuencarral-El Pardo)

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Biblioteca Pública Municipal José Saramago (Fuencarral-El Pardo), Madrid

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