An exhibition at CaixaForum, on innovations and transformations in painting with works from the collection “La Caixa”, exploring a changed understanding of this technique.

With works from the Fundación Botín collection, this exhibition was a reflection on a the current world marked by mutation, instability, social conflict, political tension and environmental danger, and the fragmented perception of reality where the real and the imaginary come increasingly closer together.

An exhibition at Centre Art Contemporain Meymac with works of the Portuguese art scene, as part of the Les Printemps de Haute-Corrèze festival.

This exhibition at Tabacalera Promoción del Arte was a reflection on the scale as a tool for reading, comparing and creating references to understand the space and context of each individual and how it affects the relationship between the body, space and the works.

Centro de Arte Alcobendas showed part of the Colección Valzuela, by María Pilar Cerezuela and Enrique Vallés. The exhibition aimed to transfer an extract of their daily environment and peaceful coexistence between periods and disciplines through a montage of that very personal narrative of what a collection can be.

Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian organized an exhibition at its Centre Culturel Calouste Gulbenkian, including works from Portuguese contemporary artists who demonstrate critical thinking in the face of modernity and reflect on being marked by the cosmopolitan and critical experience of their national reality.

The show at Centro Botín brought together artists whose proposals derive from an economy of means, involving manual production, the use of poor materials and an emphasis on the small, the homely and the humble, expressing sensations of vulnerability and transience motivated by the phenomena of uncertainty that plague today's society.

This exhibition at Centro Botín brought together the work carried out during artist residences by the winners of the XIII call for Plastic Arts Scholarships organized by Fundación Botín. With his grant, Bunga moved to New York for the International Studio & Curatorial Program.