EXHIBITIONS

In the exhibition space Tinta Invisible regularly presents projects that local and international artists develop in various artistic disciplines.

TRAU by Carles Mercader

September 22nd to October 22nd, 2022

TRAU is a photographic-poetic project by Carles Mercader, Vicenç Altaió and Lluís Calvo. This edition is formalized in an artist's book that contains a portable exhibition with 7 photographs and a silkscreen printed sheet.

Double flesh of crazed absence

We are all the mask: fictitious approach with eyes like rubies and lips curled into a grimace. Let’s stop here. One day I learned that the body was a mineral glow, an absolute impossibility. That’s the way of it: the body is always someone else, and mine is just the realisation of a boundary, a limit, an aberration that marks the outside and the inside. The body becomes alien because it is the spirit that clothes it. You can change the body and be a prêt-à-porter puppet oh sweetest queer, and you can think, of course, that bile, blood and fluids are a microcosm. But beyond this...
EVERYTHING IS WITHIN ONE

May 26 to June 23, 2022

Lluís Cadafalch, plastic artist and illustrator.
Presents: Everything is inside the same.
Exhibition of paintings and drawings at Tinta Invisible Ediciones.

"When you look inside you see things that
you could never imagine".
DO NOT BLEACH by Alejandro Rodríguez León

April 24 to May 24, 2022

Alejandro Rodríguez León presents a selection of his latest drawings where he delves into the fluidity of water and the brush as a graphic resource. With this, he moves away from the conception of drawing as line to enter into the concept of the stroke as memory of the gesture, of the hand, as it traverses the surface of the paper, the weft and warp of the linen and cotton with which he works, the support waiting to be revealed. In this series of portraits we perceive the reminiscences of his woodcut work in the drawings made with bleach, where the subtractive stroke builds the forms that emerge from within.
D’ombres i llunes by Lourdes Figuera Vidal

from March 17 to April 17, 2022

Donating the turn of a baking sheet, a glowing violet moon was born on a stormy sky, filled with darkness and bewilderment. Surprise I looked at it, then, full moons, new moons, waning moons were structuring my time and the life to the workshop, filling the seasons of rounded intentions and color, generating insufficient spaces where to explain the wandering of its nature.
Making me look at the sky, the sea that replicates you, the puddles of water on rainy days, multiplying at the same time your body in misty halos. And making me think with that belief of the Angolan bushmen, convinced that all water comes from the moon and that every being has to drink lunar water, sucking the dew from the bushes and grasses at dawn and dusk, as a kind of sacred invocation to the rain.
The contradiction... or not, of working on a series of etchings on Ignominy, turning...
CRYPTOFARMERS

from November 18 to December 18, 2021

Crypto Farmers is a Crypto Art project created to accompany visual artists in their journey to metavers, creating exclusive works in NFT (Non Fungible Token) format, managing their incorporation to the platforms, promoting and marketing them.
Currently, Crypto Farmers works with the Opensea platform, the largest digital art marketplace, and its operations center is in Barcelona.

Why NFT's?
We are excited about a new type of digital asset called a non fungible token or NFT. NFTs have new and interesting properties: they are unique, demonstrably scarce, tradable and usable in multiple applications. Just as with physical goods, you can do whatever you want: gift them to a friend, sell them on an open market, or throw them away. But unlike physical goods, they are equipped with encryption that protects digital goods.

Why a hybrid event?
Bringing the NFT...
Mordent by Albert Bonay

October 7 to November 7, 2021

The work presented in this exhibition gathers the graphic work created by the Barcelona artist Albert Bonay between 2012 and 2021.
Nets, a coin of 2 euros inverted, accumulations of wefts and spaces that collapse to reach the dark avellotada resulting from etching on iron or baking. The virtuality of Euclidean space now staggers in an infinite fugue.
Piranesian architectures and the absences of Goya's characters are developed in passable spaces and urban drifts.
The backlight reaches its climax in the form of an artificial spotlight, but as vivid and dramatic as that year that saw the birth of the prints in this series. The constant and obsessive drive that results in these worlds full of darkness, symbols, geometry and passion at the same time, is undoubtedly the fuel that the engraver seeks. More and more black.

Albert Bonay
Tots els homes vells by Antonio Luque

June 3 to July 3, 2021

"When I try to remember what I looked like when I was young, it is blurred in my memory. I have become very accustomed to the way I look today, and the way I look today is very strange to me. Maybe there is something in my skin that has been maintained over time. I am not sure. At some point all of us old men have had the fleeting ability to shine like comets. But time takes away these sparkles and makes their reflections disappear."

Zakaria Tamer

I have always had an eagerness to compile, as if I suffered from a Diogenes syndrome of residual images, filing, ordering like a librarian, people, landscapes or objects that for one reason or another captivated me. Trying to connect them with some themes that particularly interest me: unconditional love, the passage of time, the pain inflicted as a measure of control, the loss...
In one of my searches an image of an...
DES/COMPOSICIÓ by Jordi Pagés and Lurdes R. Basolí

April 29 to May 21, 2021

The Montseny has an extraordinary magnetism for those of us who are neighbors and see it as an inevitable totemic motto of our landscape. It is an unavoidable presence of our reality. A refuge that has become a symbol, emanating peace and order. Perhaps that is why it systematically attracts so many artists and creators who gloss its virtues, paint it, photograph it, are inspired by it or go to live there. It is, no matter how many years go by, the monte signus, the "signal mountain" that the Romans baptized it, a denomination that pointed out its special physiognomy. A radiating nucleus of creativity and connection with the ancestors that still lives on the fringes of the great maps of the fashions of the moment.
Perhaps that's why it has ended up uniting two such compact and singular gazes as those of Lurdes R. Basolí and Jordi Pagès. The one, a...