És que encara no hi ha prou ulls a la cara?

The work of Robert Llimós (Barcelona, 1943 - 2026), a painter by birth and a magician of the invisible who recently died (27 October), is a threshold towards the realm of the indemonstrable, a parenthesis of suspension of suspicion. With him, for a fragile moment, the gaze lends us the confidence necessary to surrender ourselves to the most mysterious act: vision. This exhibition brings together the body of work Robert Llimós produced in the late 1960s and early 1970s within the framework of Catalan conceptual art. Starting from a conversation between languages—ways of sustaining the challenge of seeing—that range from sculpture to painting, passing through action and the word, the show proposes a journey that, while focusing exclusively on one decade of the artist's extensive production, seeks to make the totality of his career resonate with new rhymes. Under this light, the whole of Llimós's work is illuminated by a common destiny: the obstinacy of finding a new image. Although the coordinates of the image's appearance vary throughout his career, the method persists: positioning oneself, observing, translating, repeating, insisting. It is curated by Blanca Arias. You can find more information at the Fundació Vila Casas.