Recoletas Salud Marbella hosts a photographic exhibition by Hubertus Von Hohenlohe


The exhibit, composed of 13 works selected by the author, aims to humanize the hospital and make it more welcoming.

Recoletas Salud Marbella hosts a photographic exhibition by Hubertus Von Hohenlohe
Hubertus von Hohenlohe explica una de sus obras en la inauguración de la exposición. -
20 September 2025
Málaga
Costa del Sol News

The Recoletas Salud hospital in Marbella is hosting a photographic exhibition by the artist Hubertus von Hohenlohe. There are a total of thirteen photographs distributed throughout the common areas of the hospital that have been selected by the artist himself for this exhibit, his first in a hospital setting. With this exhibit, he aims to support Recoletas Salud's goal of humanizing their spaces and progressively making them more welcoming and comfortable for both patients and staff.

At the opening ceremony of the exhibition, Octavia Guzmán, the Director of Management at Recoletas Salud, emphasized that the purpose of this hospital group, which now celebrates its 36th year, is to help their patients live longer, healthier, and happier lives. "And to make their lives easier, and this initiative, undoubtedly, makes their stay in the hospital more pleasant, warmer, much better," she added.

The exhibition is brought by the [H]ARTE Foundation, an organization with over 25 years of experience whose main goal is to improve the hospital experience for patients, increase their well-being, and enrich their lives. "It is evident the therapeutic effect of art on people; the World Health Organization itself highlights the role of art in reducing stress, tension, anxiety…” emphasized its president, Tamara Kreisler.

Both Guzmán and Kreisler celebrated the fortune of having this first exhibition at the Recoletas Salud hospital in Marbella feature Hubertus von Hohenlohe, a member of a family essential in the development and growth of the city. They also thanked his representative, the Marbella gallery Isolina Arbulú, for all the support provided to make this exhibition possible.


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