The boundless Mediterranean horizon of Enric Servera now inhabits the walls of the historic Sant Antoni Exhibition Hall in Mahón. Public broadcaster IB3 News has aired a dedicated news report covering the opening of "Amarar", a body of work honored with the Ciutat de Maó Painting Prize 2025.
The exhibition showcases large-format paintings crafted with rich mixed media techniques and charged with high emotional depth. Through this collection, the Menorcan artist depicts a sea that is both alive and deeply wounded, putting forward a poignant artistic call for collective responsibility towards marine conservation.
«I perceive the sea not merely as a scenic landscape, but as an experience and an emotional backdrop that I rely on to channel everything I feel.»
— Enric Servera
Speaking to IB3, Servera shares the personal vision grounding every canvas in Amarar, transforming the texture, stroke, and Mediterranean light into a compelling dialogue between nature, vulnerability, and human awareness.
Watch the full news segment in the video player above or directly on YouTube.