Llum Natura Est

Llum, Natura Centrum Est, by Marcel·lí Antúnez Roca, occupies Tinglado 2 at the Moll de Costa as a provisional, walkable and transformable camp that places nature at the center of the narrative. The installation brings together backdrops, drawings, figures, costumes and other objects that have been created since 2014 through collaborative actions in public and community spaces, articulating them into an open device that requires participation in order to fully unfold.

The project points to the need to reverse a perspective that has expelled nature from the cultural and political sphere. Here, animals, plants, materials and territories are not scenery but active subjects of a shared imaginary. Among large drawings that open like windows and structures that invite visitors to walk through them, the exhibition proposes an experience that understands creation as a collective practice and nature as a space of resistance, learning and shared imagination.

A co-production between Mèdol and Port de Tarragona.

ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES

OPENING
Saturday, March 14 at 12:00 pm
The exhibition comes into motion with a large parade featuring some elements from the exhibition and the band Marceluya y sus Mireios (Fail Again Ensemble).

GUIDED TOUR
Thursday, March 26 at 7:00 pm
Saturday, April 25 at 12:00 pm
Led by the artist, who will explain the stories and questions that run through the exhibition.

VISIT TO THE GARDENS
Saturday, May 9 at 10:00 am
Meeting point: Horta Gran parking, Tarragona
A 2-hour route (4 km) through farmhouses and gardens.

AGROECOLOGY AND ART
Saturday, May 9 at 5:00 pm
Why should nature be placed at the center? Presentation of projects and a roundtable with farmers, artists and experts.

SERRALLO WORKSHOP
May 20–22
Working sessions led by the artist to build objects and costumes related to marine nature, the Serrallo neighborhood and other Tarragona imaginaries.

CLOSING EVENT
Saturday, May 24 at 12:00 pm
Closing parade bringing together the pieces produced in the workshop, those from the exhibition and the imaginary of the Serrallo neighborhood. Final celebration of a living and shared project: Llum, Natura Centrum Est.