Coma is a vital wrapper, which is constantly changing and evolving, constantly decaying and disappearing.

Juan Diego Valera (C�rdoba, Argentina, 1976). Trained in Fine Arts in C�rdoba, in 2001 he moved to Spain where he developed his self-taught creative process. In 2009 he received a scholarship from AGITA and EADC for the M�s �s menys project with Tanit Plana, Aleix Plademunt and the Ran-Cabrera. In 2010 he travelled to Argentina where he created the book �Ground movements� along with Roger and Aleix Guaus Plademunt. In 2011 he participated in the project �Transit Sites�, at a residence in Guatemala. In 2012 he published the book �Blog�, part of PES (Publication Experimental Standard) from the publisher Standardbook with Roger and Daniel S.�lvarez Guaus. Following this publication, he exhibited �Blog� at the Centre d'Arts Santa Monica in Barcelona. He participated in the group exhibition �Transit points.� Coma.is exhibited in the Dr. Nopo gallery in Valencia

He is the cofounding member of the editorial �Ca l `isidret Edici�ns�. His work can be seen at www.juandiegovalera.com.

As time goes by, we keep on sheltering ourselves behind the many layers that hide us from ourselves and the world around us. Azala deals with the detachment of what we are supposed to be and shows the physical boundaries that exist between the intimate and the social, what we silent and judge or between the unusual and our everyday life. This series of photographs captures the most exposed and vulnerable side of ourselves, from the skin.

Zaloa Fuertes was born in Queretaro (Mexico) in 1983. In the year 2000, her parents gave her first reflex analogical camera with which she started to take photographs of the social situation of Mexico, her birth country. After moving to another country, from Mexico to Basque Country, and losing ten years of her photojournalist work in a suitcase, she decided to start from scratch and to concentrate on a more personal work. Her photo collections include M�s all� de las ilusiones (Beyond the Illusions, Mexico, 2003), 06:04 (Mexico, 2004), and Ram Memoria (Basque Country, 2012).

Collective exhibition around the genre of portrait, generated through popular participation. It will consist of the final selection of five pictures, displayed in large format on the front of the Post office building, in the heart of the village.

Ivan Urarte
Goiuri Aldekoa-Otalora
I�aki Folgado
Alba Castrillo
David Vilanova