Obrim finestrons de molsa! blanca arias
Obrir finestrons de molsa is a gesture of poetic kinship, an inclination towards rhyme and resonance grounded in subtlety and an acknowledgement of difference. If seeing through moss entails relaxing the gaze until it becomes soft and damp, making it fertile once again and yearning for life: let us open little moss windows!
This exhibition takes the friendship between Joan Brossa and Joan Miró as its starting point to reflect on the relationship between friendship, creativity, and poetry from within the present we inhabit and the pasts that inhabit us.
Here, collaboration emerges both as a theme and as a methodology, tracing cosmic and pulsating continuities that invite us to sketch out genealogies that are more generous than competitive, more (in)sinuous than rigid. A working group has therefore been formed with an interdisciplinary and intergenerational approach, shaping the project through generosity, collectivity, and openness, both in substance and in form: edu r. pineda with shy friendships, Lara Brown with the invocation of the beyond, Ikram Bouloum with back-to-back listening, Alba Font with a sensitivity to paper, Ariadna Guiteras with a thread capable of weaving a network of hands.
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She / they. Artist-researcher, educator, and curator. Their practice develops within the field of image-making, from which they speculate on possible feminist gestures and materialities. Blandito blandito. ¿Qué le hacemos les feministas al arte? (Cielo Santo) is their first book. They are currently part of the Public Programming team at Fundació Miró, work as an educator at MACBA, and volunteer at the Ca la Dona archive. They have curated exhibitions at Can Mario (2026), CCCB (2026), Fundació Miró (2025), Sala d’Art Jove (2024), and La Panera (2024). They have developed mediation activities at Matadero, MNAC, La Capella, MACBA, the Monastery of Pedralbes, and the LGTBI Centre, among others. As an artist, their work has been recognised with the Barcelona Crea (2024) and Sala d’Art Jove (2023) grants, and exhibited at venues including EACC, Festival Loop, and Tabakalera.
