Recently my rivers, I was lucky enough to share a space of calm and reflection with the journalist Meritxell Bernaus in the studios of Ràdio Sió to present my book “Reluet el Color Resiliente”.
Returning to Agramunt on April 18 was, for me, returning to a shore of affections and memories. In the Torrons Vicens space, the same place where one day we sowed hope with the solidarity story In the Senzill Country… for the brave little ones of AFANOC, we present my new book: Reluet: The color of resilience.
During our talk, Meritxell and I traveled to the origin of this movement that I founded in 2009. I told him how the memory of Cal Teuler, my home submerged under the waters of the Rialp reservoir, stopped being a weight in the background and became the current that drives me.
I speak to you, my rivers, because I know that sometimes life tries to stagnate us, but remember: “We were born rivers and we will die being rivers.” Our true essence is not the still water of a swamp; Our nature is movement, the ability to transform obstacles into leaps of light and wounds into beauty and strength.
“Reluet is my way of reminding you that, although life tries to flood your past, your destiny is to continue flowing.”
Immerse yourself in the conversation
If you were not able to join me in Agramunt or you feel that your own waters need a message of encouragement and color, I invite you to listen to the full conversation on the radio podcast:
Listen to Radio Sió interview
Reluet in Press
Article in 1819 Art Magazine
Article in 1819 Art Magazine
On Monday, January 17, 2024, they published an article by Reluet in 1819 Art Magazine in its 16th issue.
Art Weekend San Sebastian Exhibition
Art Weekend San Sebastian Exhibition
On February 24 and 25, 2024, participate in the first edition of the Art Weekend art fair in San Sebastián, which was held at La Central Art Gallery.
Publication in the Art Guide 2024
Publication in the Art Guide 2024.
I have had the pleasure of being one of the 146 referenced artists and creators from all over Spain in the 268 pages of the 2024 Art Guide.


