A recer del Park Güell

The exhibition is conceived as an opportunity to delve into the many layers of meaning of Park Güell, exploring its most intimate, imaginative and hidden dimensions. Through three thematic sections, the project seeks to unveil what often remains sheltered from public view: the personal experience, the collective projection and the underground reality of the park. The first section, "Les mirades recollides: Entre la multitud i la intimitat", presents photographs that capture unnoticed moments of the park, experienced from calm and personal connection. The images, originating from a photographic hackathon, reveal a private and introspective view of Park Güell, an experience that is not constructed to be exhibited but emerges between the individual and the space. This section highlights the intimate dimension of the park, the one often eclipsed by its status as a tourist icon. The second section, "Prospectives: El futur del Park Güell en l'inconscient col·lectiu", invites experts, managers and agents involved in the management and custody of the park to write imaginary postcards projecting what Park Güell will be like in 2125. From close knowledge and affection, these postcards aim to share future visions of the park with all audiences, revealing not only what is desired but also what has yet to be formulated. This section proposes an exercise in collective projection that moves between dream, memory and anticipation. The third section, "Tresors preservats: El Park Güell arrecerat i subterrani", explores the most reserved and physical dimension of the park: its underground structures, hidden geologies, deposits, mines, caves, roots and concealed spaces. This invisible universe, inaccessible to the usual visitor, connects the past with the future and highlights a living heritage that remains discreetly active beneath the surface. It is here that history is preserved and silently projected. Overall, the exhibition proposes a new look at Park Güell, shifting the focus from the monument to the living space, exchanging spectacle for experience, and tourism for complicity. This activity is framed within the commemoration of the Gaudí Year.