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26/05/2026

In “Más allá de la montaña - 산을 넘은 자들 - Those Who Crossed the Mountain”, Miju Lee, born in Busan, South Korea, in 1982, opens a pictorial universe where memory, dream and emotion unfold as interior landscapes.

Through painting, Lee brings together figures, objects and creatures in soft chromatic fields, where the familiar becomes strange and the imagined feels deeply intimate. Her canvases do not describe a fixed reality, but a suspended state of perception: scenes that seem to emerge from daydreams, fragments of memory and quiet emotional encounters.

Within this universe, painting becomes a space of transformation - a place where bodies, symbols and landscapes blur into one another, revealing the fragile connections between identity, nature and the unseen.

On view until June 6th.
For inquiries: [email protected]

25/05/2026

Opening this Thursday in Mallorca.

WE STAYED WHERE THE MUSIC WAS
a solo exhibition by Jaime Urdiales, inaugurating our summer pop-up gallery at El Terreno Hotel.

May 28
17:00–20:00 h

El Terreno Hotel
Avenida Joan Miró, 73
Palma de Mallorca

22/05/2026

The ceramic heads by Manu García (), born in Oviedo, Spain, in 1994, move beyond traditional portraiture to become faces, masks and emotional architectures shaped through clay.

Each head carries García’s instinctive language into volume, where gesture, humour and vulnerability become physical matter. Raw, direct and deeply human, they seem to exist somewhere between memory, fiction and self-reflection.

This summer, we will present a show by Manu García at LÔAC Foundation in Menorca. More information coming soon.

For inquiries: [email protected]

17/05/2026

Opening
May 28th | 17:00–20:00
Mallorca

We are delighted to announce WE STAYED WHERE THE MUSIC WAS, a solo exhibition by Jaime Urdiales, inaugurating our new summer pop-up space in Mallorca at El Terreno Barrio Hotel.

El Terreno Barrio Hotel
Avinguda de Joan Miró, 73
Palma de Mallorca

We look forward to welcoming you.

For inquiries: [email protected]

14/05/2026

“Más allá de la montaña - 산을 넘은 자들 - Those Who Crossed the Mountain” by Miju Lee ()

On view until Junuary 6th.

For inquiries:
[email protected]

13/05/2026

Bianca Barandun’s practice unfolds between drawing, printmaking, sculpture and spatial installation, creating poetic environments where observation becomes transformation.

Rooted in a deep fascination with birds, their movement, rhythm, forms, nests and symbolic presence, her work moves beyond natural history to compose a visual language of its own. Through delicate materials, suspended forms and graphic gestures, Barandun builds spaces that feel both intimate and expansive, where the body, sound and imagination seem to take flight.

For inquires:
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09/05/2026

In “Más allá de la montaña - 산을 넘은 자들 - Those Who Crossed the Mountain”, Miju Lee reimagines the figure of the Yeti not as a mythical creature to be discovered, but as an ancestral presence inhabiting a world of its own. Suspended between the human and the non-human, the familiar and the unknown, these beings exist in a state of continuous transformation. Porous, elusive, and deeply connected to nature, memory, and myth.

Through painting, sculpture, and installation, Lee constructs an immersive environment where viewers no longer observe from a distance, but enter a living territory shaped by dreamlike and spiritual dimensions. Here, the Yeti becomes a figure of transition: a reflection on identity, belonging, and the invisible forces that connect worlds.

Excerpt from the curatorial text by Victoria Rivers ( )

On view until January 6th.
For inquiries: [email protected]

05/05/2026

In Bebió tanto esa noche que se transformó en un caballo, Iñigo Navarro condenses his technical and aesthetic universe into a scene suspended between history, fiction, and delirium.

The work imagines a wild night shared by figures such as Rilke, Hofmannsthal, and Sisley, where excess gives way to transformation and one of them becomes, quite literally, a horse. Drawing on the dramatic intensity of Romanticism, Navarro moves between reality and myth, suggesting how absurdity, dark humor, and fiction can sometimes reveal a deeper truth about the artist’s inner world.

Born in Madrid in 1977, Navarro develops a practice rooted in experience, memory, and painting as a form of presence.

Featured:
Bebió tanto esa noche que se transformó en un caballo
Iñigo Navarro
2026
Oil on canvas
160 × 200 cm

For inquiries:
[email protected]

29/04/2026

What appears imagined turns out to be the most truthful.
“Más allá de la montaña — 산을 넘은 자들” by Miju Lee, unfolds as a living territory where painting, sculpture, and installation create an immersive world inhabited by yetis, hybrid beings, and ancestral presences. A space where dream and reality coexist, and where the viewer is invited to move beyond observation and begin to belong.

On view until June 6th.
For inquiries: [email protected]

Excerpt from the curatorial text by Victoria Rivers ( )

25/04/2026

We are pleased to announce the representation of Iñigo Navarro

Iñigo Navarro (Madrid, 1977) approaches painting as a space where memory, gesture, and lived experience become image.

His works unfold through layers of presence and intuition, tracing the delicate threshold between what is seen and what is felt. Between the tangible and the elusive, Navarro constructs a language where reality appears altered-quiet, suspended, and deeply intimate.

Dirección

Calle Divino Vallés, 12
Madrid
28045

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http://www.marcbibiloni.com/

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