The crypt where Antoni Gaudí rests emerges as a mental space rather than a physical one. Architecture ceases to be a shelter and becomes consciousness itself, while the human face dissolves into the catenary vaults.
The work suggests that the true temple is not built of stone, but of living memory: a place where ideas continue to breathe.
Gaudí was born in Reus, and as a tribute to the centenary of his death, I have created a collection of eight artworks inspired by his profound connection with nature. They will be displayed as a tribute to Gaudí on a traveling exhibition across various institutional buildings.