
For the first time at Palau de Casavells, Guim Tió invites us on a mesmerizing stroll through his intricate universe, where memories, compositions and a longing nostalgia converge.
Ja no hi és el xiprer (The cypress is no longer here) is an ode to those childhood trips, where landscapes passed by through the window and there was room enough for projecting an imaginary world upon them, where anything is possible.
The figures in Guim Tió’s artworks don’t look directly out of the frame—they are turned away, have their eyes closed or are standing alone in majestic landscapes. They ask the viewer to consider perception, emptiness and solitude.




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