A photography exhibition by Paloma Biyú is scheduled at Marbella’s Centro Cultural Cortijo Miraflores from Thursday, 8 October, to Friday, 30 October 2026. The venue is at Calle San Pedro de Alcántara, 10, in Marbella’s 29601 postcode area.
The exhibition is organised by Marbella’s Department of Culture, Education and Historical Heritage. The council’s agenda lists 18:30 as the exhibition time, but does not specify opening hours for every day. Visitors should check with the venue or the council before travelling.
The work is described in the council listing as surrealist photography, using intense colour, portraiture and unexpected combinations of familiar objects. Vegetables, flowers and roots are transformed into sculptural or costume-like forms, while the portraits depart from conventional presentation.
Digital distortion, mirrored effects, duplicated images and visual smearing are among the techniques described in the exhibition text. Together, they alter and fragment the portrait, exploring identity and self-image through playful, sometimes humorous compositions.
The listing also points to an affinity with the daring visual style associated with Madrid’s La Movida, while stressing that Biyú has developed an individual approach. The artist’s accompanying comment describes this as a search for “la no pertenencia” — non-belonging.
The exhibition is a temporary cultural event at a central Marbella venue. It is scheduled to finish on 30 October; the council listing does not provide admission details or confirm whether booking is required.