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Galician Vari Camarés, National Photography Award

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The Ministry of Culture has awarded the 2026 National Photography Prize to the Galician photographer Vari Caramés.

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"I don't see myself as a photographer, as well as a painter, as well as an artist, or anything else. I am among something that entertains me."

·Madrid, Spain
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The jury highlights "the validity and contemporaneity of his work, his contribution to artistic photography and his contribution to Galician cultural renewal since the 1980s"

·Madrid, Spain
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The jury has highlighted his work for "his contribution to artistic photography and contribution to Galician cultural renewal since the 1980s." More information: Fuensanta Nieto and Enrique Sobejano, architects: "The new Sorolla Museum portrays the memory of the place"

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Galician Vari Camarés, National Photography Award

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Galician photographer Vari Caramés, awarded this Tuesday with the National Photography Prize 2026, has confessed that he has "a lot of fear" of Artificial Intelligence (IA) and its possible fraudulent uses, after suffering an attack on his bank account. However, he has defended the use of this technology in the creative field when it is used "with rigour, honesty, truth and to create beauty".

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Galician photographer Vari Caramés, awarded this Tuesday with the National Photography Prize 2026, has confessed that he has "a lot of fear" of Artificial Intelligence (IA) and its possible fraudulent uses, after suffering an attack on his bank account. However, he has defended the use of this technology in the creative field when it is used "with rigour, honesty, truth and to create beauty".

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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