L’illa
-que brilla-
perilla. (Ganivets ben esmolats).
THIS IS IBIZA.

“A celebration of the Ibiza I am in love with.” A. Pinya

In this exhibition the artist presents a personal travel diary highlighting what he considers sublime on the island. His works speak of Ibizan history from an ancestral perspective, with references to the necropolis and the Puig des Molins Museum, and from a contemporary one, such as the ceramic totem made in collaboration with Català-Roig as a tribute to the Ibizan master ceramist Antoni Ribas Costa “Toniet”. He also explores gastronomy through illustrated recipes based on local dishes, literature through a dialogue with verses by writers such as Jèssica Ferrer Escandell, Bartomeu Ribes Guasch, Vicente Valero and Josep Marí, and even architecture, with nods to the buildings designed by the architect Josep Lluís Sert in the 1960s. The exhibition also reflects on environmental awareness and the protection of nature in a territory under constant threat.