In the exhibition, visitors can see up to 52 paintings by the Gijón-based artist Alberto Amez (1963), in which he mainly turns to landscape, giving nature a central role. Forests, moorlands, and villages under vibrant skies are populated by figures—simple archetypes such as the saint painter, the shepherdess, the child, the lamb, motherhood, or the sleeper—along with their transcendental doubles.