Drawing of the village of Palmera in the region of La Safor, Valencia. Drawn by Marroiak
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Palm tree

1,024 inhabitants - 1km² - Palmeri, palmerina
The term has a completely flat relief with a slight slope towards the sea, as it sits on the alluvial plain that occupies almost the entire orchard of the Safor.

With the expulsion of the Moors it had to remain totally depopulated. During the nineteenth century, after overcoming the silk crisis and transforming agriculture towards the cultivation of orange trees, the population doubled to 458 inhabitants in 1900. Its local history lacks relevant facts and is immersed in the historical evolution of the Duchy of Gandía, to which it belonged until the disassociation laws of the Cortes de Cádiz in 1814.

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Print with a watercolor drawing of the village of Xeresa in La Safor, Valencia. Contemporary ukiyo-e paintings.
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Xeresa

2,256 inhabitants - 17km - Xereser, xeresera
Xeresa is located in the northern part of the Safor. The surface of the term is mostly mountainous, with a predominance of limestone rocks. The village is built on flat land, surrounded by mountains that form an arc. To the west of the municipality is the Mondúver massif.

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All about La Safor

La Safor is a coastal region made up of 31 municipalities and with a census of 171,903 inhabitants. It is located in the province of Valencia and borders the province Alicante, both in the Valencian Community, Spain. Its capital and best known city is Gandíawhich currently has 73,000 inhabitants. Other places of special tourist interest are the municipality of Olivathanks to its historic center and its quiet beaches, or Villalonga for its numerous and interesting mountain routes.

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Picture to frame with an illustration of a comic book from Nepal. Stupa, Asia
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Impressionist comic: A stupa, a woman bathing and a yogurt.

Experimental Comic Collection

In my new experimental facet I have come across this way of making comics that interests me a lot: basically it is about alternating different scenes that are framed in the same space to create the idea of a larger one. In this case Nepal (Kathmandu and surroundings).
With this set of images I believe that it is possible to generate a superimage, which is something like an idea (or perhaps a sensation) of space formed by small pieces and which is coherent, complex and much greater than the sum of the parts that are actually shown.

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