The De toda la vida exhibition arrives in Valladolid
29 September – 25 October
For a few weeks, Valladolid’s Paseo del Príncipe del Campo Grande will become a journey through the memories, roots and everyday scenes that remind us of everything that endures.
De toda la vida, a photography exhibition promoted by Iberdrola and Cultura Inquieta to mark the 125th anniversary of the electricity company in Spain, invites visitors to rediscover those memories, places, traditions and everyday experiences that retain their ability to move us and connect us with our roots.
The exhibition brings together a selection of 218 images chosen from the De toda la vida competition, highlighting everything that endures from one generation to the next and continues to form part of our identity.
The competition recognised photographs capable of creating recognisable scenes and conveying emotions that go beyond individual experience, bringing together the perspectives of more than one hundred different authors, united by a shared idea: the need to return to those things that remind us of who we are and where we come from.
For 125 years, Iberdrola has accompanied the evolution of homes, cities and entire generations, lighting spaces and moments that form part of our collective memory. With De toda la vida, this idea is transferred to the emotional and visual realm, creating an archive of shared memories in which the everyday takes on a new dimension.
