Homeless people star in a photographic exhibition

• 12 people without roof show their situation portrayed by the photographer José Sanabria in 'La Verdad Nude Street'
• The exhibition, June 10 and 11, is part of the "Fotographic 2017" event in Parets del Vallés (Barcelona)

Parets del Vallés (Barcelona), May 30, 2017 ... // The harshness of the daily life of the homeless is what will reveal the show 'La Truth Naked de la Calle' the weekend of 10 and 11 of June in Parets del Vallés (Barcelona) . It is a series of photos taken by the photographer José Sanabria for the initiative " Entrepreneurs Without a Roof ".The exhibition, free access (online registration), is part of the "Fotographic Parets " event and can be visited in the Cooperativa Room (Plaça de la Vila, Parets)."We chose this collection because of its humanitarian character and solidarity towards the most disadvantaged, a great social service ", comments José González , "Mako" , Coordinator and Head of the Fotographic Room 2017. "Fotographic Parets" was born in 2013 of the illusion from a group of photography lovers belonging to the " Parets Photographic Association" , to make a festival that is a festival of photography and to disseminate this art through different actions. This 2017 will be held the 5th edition and is consolidated in a single space, the Parets Cooperative Hall, will feature a series of presentations by great photographers such as Pere Larrègula( Profoto ); Joan Vendrell( Vanguard ); Joan Boira ( X-Rite ), Rafa Irusta ( Canon ); Xus Becerril and David Gramage ( Olympus ) plus Jose Sanabria. This event is being sponsored by the " City Council of Parets del Vallés" and the " Catalan Federation of Photography" and has the sponsorship of FotoK . For more information: https://fotographicparets.com/programa/ Press Contact: Andrew Funk E-mail: funk @ homelessentrepreneur Tel: (+34) 697 877 089

"The Space Created"

You're so pissed off today, you've been on the bench all day looking at your mattress, because if you do not take it off. You have found it today and you are not willing to let it happen two nights ago, which disappeared. But uncle, you're in the middle of Raval, what do you expect? Well, a place to sleep, a roof, a home, a reference, not having to be all day watching, looking for a hole at night to sobar.

Manuel, you know how to do many things, do not abandon yourself. I have gone through your situation and it is something painful, infamous, a social ignominy, but trust in you, you have worked all your life, until your relationship ended and you sank. You are a born worker, palette, plumber .... why do not you go to find work the day you recover at all? We're going to do it, with Homeless Entrepreneur, or Entrepreneurs Without a Roof, you'll see, we're going to get a home and you'll have food and hygiene. And then, to look for work, without excuses. Your mattress is very symbolic. You do not give a damn, but for me it means a lot that you talked to me. If they help you, they help me, and I help myself. Good luck, champion.This article has been written by  Daniel Marin , an entrepreneur without a roof and his talent is photo-journalism. Note from the Entrepreneurs Without Roof Association . You can make a donation to help you through the bank account of the Entrepreneurs Without Roof Association with the concept #Cobijos:  IBAN No ES78 0081-1699-53-0001058408

"El Saco de Manuel"

Where else do you leave it? It is yours and all the purple people who pass by know that it is where you sleep, because there is no more. Now I've found you in the fountain, washing your armpits, how can you feet, removing those tatty socks and looking through your bag for a new shirt. Today you want to go handsome, you tell me. That is Sunday, fuck, and it has to go handsome. Raised like me in the Judeo-Catholic culture, it is not surprising that you have such great concerns, although it differentiates you from many who know what day you live on, what day it represents, what date it is.

You want a home and you beg of me. I do not have it but together we will get it for you. You know about mechanics and you've been an operator. It's not a big deal, you tell me, but for me the simple fact that you want to get out of this working situation excites me intellectually. Your car waits in the street for scrap and what you find. Above all you will find people who, with their eyes, grieve, apiate, or directly despise. You ignore. You follow your own. At night, your jacket awaits you. The cold, too. Hope, which you never lose, will stalk you again. This article has been written by  Daniel Marin , an entrepreneur without a roof and his talent is photo-journalism. Note from the Entrepreneurs Without Roof Association .You can make a donation to help you through the bank account of the Entrepreneurs Without Roof Association with the concept #Cobijos:  IBAN No ES78 0081-1699-53-0001058408