Miquel Barceló is one of the great names in contemporary Catalan art, and his name appears among the artists pre-selected to elaborate an artistic proposal to finish sculpting the beauty of the Glory façade of the Sagrada Familia. While it is being decided whether he will finally participate in Gaudí's temple, the artist presents in Barcelona his first exhibition in a city gallery since the 90s. Specifically, the Mallorcan painter fills the Artur Ramon Art gallery with about thirty unpublished engravings made between 2010 and 2026. The works, produced in the workshop of Joan Romà and Takeshi Motomiya, explore some of the universes that most fascinate the artist: marine beings such as fish, crustaceans and octopuses, as well as plants, landscapes and even portraits of famous writers.
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