In the heart of the old town of Palma, there is a hidden treasure that evokes charm and curiosity in equal measure. This unique enclave is located at Calle Sant Feliu, 17, in Palma de Mallorca, where a discreet passage reveals a past full of history: formerly, it housed the stables of a grand manor house. Nowadays, this space has been transformed into vibrant premises, mainly dedicated to activities related to art, craftsmanship, design, and architecture. If you haven’t had the opportunity to explore this small corner of Palma yet, an experience awaits you that you cannot miss.

I’ve had the privilege of being part of a collective exhibition at  Galería Aguasanta Studio 23, which is precisely located there. For three weeks, I’ve shared this exceptional space with Toni Fluxá and Hella Lea, immersing ourselves together in the fascinating world of art. There are still a few days left to enjoy this exhibition, where I present works from my Serie Tierra, a visual exploration of nature and the effects of climate change on our territory. I invite you to discover this artistic oasis and let yourself be inspired by the beauty that permeates here.