After traveling through a good part of the
Spanish geography, Bruges arrives at the
café. Until next March 30, you can
enjoy an exhibition composed
of 67 images by the photographer Judit
Prat, who has been awarded for her career and whose
work has been recognized in numerous
festivals and national competitions. and
international are real stories of
women condemned as witches between the
15th and 16th centuries. This exhibition
is about recovering the memory of these
women, telling the real story of
who they were and dignifying that
memory, not many
documents of the trials against these are preserved.
women who were condemned to be
hanged or burned at the stake for accusations as
ridiculous and as incredible as making
pacts with the devil, being able to cause
hailstorms or storms or great droughts
or illness in people or
animals just by looking at them, not by
exposing them. The result of two long
years of research into the numerous
documentation that is preserved, especially
in the Pyrenees, where the most
numerous were condemned to hanging or
burning at the stake. With these photographs, the
aim is to recover the real image of
women who in most cases
had great value if women
have been denied to us from the general story of
history with these women it has been
even worse not because they have gone down in
history as ugly and evil old women that
is to say
the speech of their persecutors has reached our days
instead of the
real history of those who were
not women Victims of a
feminicide But also women with a
certain social relevance at that
time midwives midwives women
who definitely had jobs and
had their small autonomy no And that
bothered after Almería witches will continue
his national and international journey with
the first stop in
France