Image: Galería Artizar, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Marco Alom will present ‘Lo que permanece’, an exhibition described as “an act of poetry” about the ruins of a disappearing world, at Artizar Tenerife in La Laguna, Tenerife. The exhibition is scheduled to run from 4 September to 17 October 2026.
According to the announcement, Alom’s project examines how lived experience can be preserved through drawing, memory and myth. The description places those three elements at the centre of the presentation, linking the physical act of drawing with forms of recollection and imaginative reconstruction.
The exhibition will be held at Artizar Tenerife, C/ San Agustín, 63, in La Laguna. The venue is associated with Galería Artizar, a gallery based in Santa Cruz de Tenerife whose programme is focused on contemporary art. The announcement identifies the La Laguna address as the exhibition site.
An opening reception is scheduled for Friday, 4 September, at 7 p.m. The supplied announcement does not provide further information about the number of works, their dates or materials, or whether the presentation will include programming beyond the inauguration.
The exhibition’s title, ‘Lo que permanece’—“What Remains”—echoes its stated concern with persistence in the face of disappearance. Its announced focus is not a documentary account of ruins but a poetic exploration of the ways memory and myth can carry experience forward through drawing. The exhibition will remain on view through 17 October 2026.
