Between the artist’s unique imprint and the infinite circulation of its reflections, art reinvents itself with every gaze. By Claudia Benitez HoyLunes – Is reproduction a threat to the authenticity of the work, or could it become a way of bringing art closer to more people? This question has challenged us throughout time and has sparked intense debates around…
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Eduard Fernández Turns His National Award into a Denunciation of the Barbarity in Gaza
At the San Sebastián Festival, the Catalan actor accepted the recognition with emotion and, by placing a Palestinian scarf over his shoulders, denounced “the barbarity being committed in Gaza”, reminding us of culture’s responsibility in the face of injustice. By Jorge Alonso Curiel HoyLunes – As is tradition, within the framework of the San Sebastián Film Festival, on the…
Read MoreArt and Social Media: Their New Trenches
When art leaves the museum to inhabit digital immediacy, becoming mirror, protest, and collective memory. By Claudia Benitez HoyLunes – It is nothing new for us to witness how art has found in the digital realm and social media a fertile ground to expand its language, break boundaries, and reinvent the relationship between creator and spectator. The rise of…
Read MoreA Choice for Peace: Our Best Destiny
An urgent call to dismantle fear, violence, and excessive competition in order to choose, every day, the path of peace and empathy. By M.ª Pilar Rueda Requena Hoylunes – A few days ago, we were shocked by the news of a young man who, with a precise shot, ended another person’s life. This event causes astonishment due to its…
Read MorePaper Jewels. Snow, by Maxence Fermine – A Short Novel Turned into a Beautiful Haiku
A poetic journey between snow and silence: Maxence Fermine’s debut novel as an unforgettable haiku. By Jorge Alonso Curiel HoyLunes – “The true poet possesses the art of tightrope walking. Writing means advancing word by word along a thread of beauty, along the thread of a poem, of a work, of a story stamped on silk paper.” These words,…
Read MoreEmpathy in the Process of Personal Guidance and Psychotherapy
Empathy as a bridge: how listening, understanding, and accompanying transform both the guide and the one seeking growth. By Ana Rosa Rodríguez HoyLunes – In professional personal guidance and psychotherapy, the primary objective is to help people better understand themselves. To achieve this, strategies are offered, and a psycho-emotional environment is provided that enables them to improve their psychological…
Read MoreThe Women Who Hold Me Up
An intimate portrait of the invisible women who lift our lives with tenderness, strength, and shared silences. By Lidia Roselló HoyLunes – In January of this year, I lost my grandmother, that superwoman who held the family together against all odds. Surely this resonates with you as well: perhaps a grandmother, a mother, an aunt… I am speaking of…
Read MoreThe Immunology of the Future: Toward a More Humanized and Precise Medicine
From molecular prediction to advanced therapies: immunology paves the way toward a more human, precise, and preventive medicine. By Silvia SÁNCHEZ-RAMÓN HoyLunes – “Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination embraces the entire world, stimulates progress, and gives rise to evolution”. This famous phrase, attributed to Albert Einstein after the solar eclipse of May 29, 1919,…
Read MoreA Time for Reconciliation
Art as a language of healing: a bridge between memory, empathy, and hope. By Claudia Benitez HoyLunes – In previous articles, I have spoken about how art offers a space where the most complex emotions, sometimes impossible to name, find a voice. That whisper that surrounds us and moves through our bodies, inviting us to reconcile, capable of healing…
Read MoreSeptember 11, 2001. Where Were You That Day?
It has been 24 years since the most significant terrorist attack in history, one that made the world a more anxious, distrustful, and somber place. By Jorge Alonso Curiel HoyLunes – There are days, moments over the course of the years, that we cannot forget. We all remember what we were doing and where we were on Tuesday, September…
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