Exhibition «Robert Llimós - Are There Still Not Enough Eyes on the Face?»

Robert Llimós (Barcelona, 1943-2026) developed a body of work that challenges the boundaries between the visible and the imagined. Although painting held a central place in his career, his artistic curiosity also led him to explore sculpture, actions, and language.

The exhibition focuses on works produced between the late 1960s and early 1970s, when Llimós participated in the development of Catalan conceptual art. During this period, the artist explored how an image can be constructed, transformed, and acquire different meanings depending on the viewer's gaze.

The pieces brought together here reveal a creative process based on observation, repetition, and constant experimentation. Rather than offering definitive answers, his works pose questions about perception and the limits of representation.

Curated by Blanca Arias, the exhibition proposes a review of Llimós's early experiments to better understand the concerns that accompanied his entire artistic production.