The work “I don’t want to die here”, which brings together texts and photographs that compile the lives of animals, will be presented on January 27th, at 15pm, at the Municipal Library of Loulé.
The book, by Carlos Filipe, shows the differences and similarities that unite and distinguish animals from different parts of the country.
Carlos Filipe is from Aljustrel, but lives in the Algarve.
Currently, he has his photography studio in Lagoa, in the Algarve, where, in addition to all the services he offers, he continues to collaborate with Animal Protection Associations, frequently receiving rescued animals that he photographs in order to boost their adoption.
He launched the book “Amigos (im)Perfeitos” and created the exhibition with the same name, which opens horizons for the acceptance of difference and the inclusion of what is different.
The session is free entry.
Furthermore, the photography exhibition with images of Carlos Filipe will be open to the public in the Library's atrium until January 29th.
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