Escultores transforman canteras abandonadas en Sierra del Tigre con fauna autóctona
Artists Fernando Sánchez Abregó and José Araolaza are carrying out an artistic intervention project in Sierra del Tigre, where they are working on the creation of sculptures of native animals using recycled granite from old quarries, an initiative that seeks to turn the space into a sculpture park open to the community.

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