Una faula degudament inventada. Fabià Claramunt

The exhibition presents a set of small-scale paintings with details of objects, spaces, and figures that appear as isolated fragments. Rather than reconstructing scenes, they function as flashes of memory without a defined context, where the narrative character of everyday life is set aside and attention shifts toward the pictorial image itself.

These works coexist with a large-format painting, Loading Dock or A Properly Invented Fable, which introduces a displacement. An image of a supposed birthday, placed at the center of a concrete wall, does not refer to any lived memory, but rather to a deliberate construction: a scene that activates the possibility of new memories and realities.