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On 7 April, the gallery presented at the Main Room of Il·lacions Gallery the exhibition Vestiges by Josep Vila Capdevila, founder of Aparentment, which was on display until 30 April. The collection has a material and emotional involvement with memory. The author draws on the pieces in a post-apocalyptic atmosphere where all used vestiges lead us to a future of hope, placing a reflection on the trace of time. In this dystopian scenario, a bridging point between past and future or decadence and vanguard is created. Materials like marble or concrete play with steel or glass creating utilitarian furniture of imperfect beauty.spain
