The invisible thread between Gaudí, Miró and Gomis, deconstructed by AI

Can connections between artists and their works be recovered, even when they are no longer present? And what role can generative artificial intelligence or 3D scanning play in this reconstruction process? These questions are the starting point of the new exhibition occupying the second floor of Casa Batlló, a proposal that revisits the invisible thread between architect Antoni Gaudí, painter Joan Miró, and photographer Joaquim Gomis. New technologies allow us to go beyond what is visible to the naked eye and analyze the forms and internal processes of the works to discover unexpected affinities. In this way, common interests and themes emerge—despite working with very different languages and disciplines—which are now made visible at Casa Batlló.