It is an immersion into a poetic elsewhere, an invitation to feel the call of the distant, to follow the traces of a reimagined Orient, where each painting and sculpture becomes a stop along the road of imagination.

The Orient, both real and imagined, unfolds beneath their brushes and chisels. Jürgen Lingl sculpts the power of the region’s emblematic animals, capturing their wild grace in bronze. Magí Puig, a master of light and atmosphere, immerses us in vibrant scenes where every glance, every shadow tells a story of travel. Tania Font, meanwhile, paints the inner Orient—the realm of dreams and introspection. Her works evoke floating silhouettes, suspended emotions, as if the journey itself were a passage between reality and imagination.