Tèrbol. Territori i visions submarines

"Tèrbol. Territori i visions submarines", by Jonàs Forchini, starts from a real case: the submerged remains of the Buda lighthouse, progressively swallowed by coastal erosion and today a silent relic under the sea. Through photography, the visual artist Jonàs Forchini (Girona, 1992) explores this element as a contemporary ruin and places it in dialogue with underwater archaeology and the work of the Centre d'Arqueologia Subaquàtica de Catalunya. The exhibition invites visitors to immerse themselves in a landscape marked by turbidity, lack of light and the instability of the environment, where seeing is always a partial and uncertain exercise. Far from any idealisation of the seabed, Forchini's work proposes a reflection on the fragility of the reference points that have historically guided societies—as the lighthouse once did—and on the way we adapt to a territory and a world in constant transformation. You can find more information about the exhibition "Tèrbol. Territori i visions submarines" on the website of the Museu d'Arqueologia de Catalunya.