At the Reluet Art Gallery we were visited by the Noguera Bereavement Support Association.
We shared a unique experience with my “Resilient Reluet” artworks, together with the Noguera Grief Support Association, as we explored the Reluet Resilience Workshop, “Mountains and Rivers: The Journey of Life.” It was a space for deep learning, where we not only observed but also felt every corner of the Reluet universe gallery—the universal code of rivers—challenging our perspectives and opening up new ways of seeing the world.
Two goals, two and a half hours of experimentation, and a reflection that connects us all:
“No one is dead until their heart stops beating.”
We dared to think differently, to seek change (that taboo word that challenges us), and to paint Reluet’s lotus flower, remembering that each of us has a unique story and purpose.
Because life’s journey is more than just a destination; it is a constant flow, where ideas, like rivers, intertwine and invite us to keep exploring.
For more information about the Reluet Creative Resilience Workshops, please email me at hola@reluet.com or call me at 635 30 29 00. I would be delighted to answer any questions you may have. Thank you.
Mountains teach rivers to flow with purpose
Agramunt Exhibition
David Prades, of La Gata Roja Produccions, will compose the music for the short film “Memoria bajo el agua”
David Prades of La Gata Roja Produccions will compose the music for the short film "Memoria bajo el agua" David Prades, director of La Gata Roja Producciones, will contribute by composing the soundtrack for the short film "Memoria bajo el agua." A very special...
Publication 1819 Art Magazine No. 25 looking for patrons “Memory under water”
Radio Sió Interview “Núria Companys Brings Her Art to the Louvre”
Publication of collective catalog 1819 Art Gallery, Reluet, curator Antonio Sanchez Castro
Radio Sió Interview “Núria Companys Brings Her Art to the Louvre”


