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Exhibition devoted to the work of Robert Llimós, focusing on pieces from the late 1960s and early 1970s made within the framework of Catalan conceptual art.

The exhibition brings together a selection of works by Robert Llimós made in the late 1960s and early 1970s, within the framework of Catalan conceptual art. The route through the galleries sets up a dialogue between different languages, moving from sculpture to painting and passing through action and the spoken word, all of them ways of sustaining the challenge of looking.

Although the selection concentrates on that decade, the display is designed so that its reading resonates with the whole of the artist's career. According to the exhibition's approach, the entire work of Robert Llimós is illuminated by a single pursuit: the insistence on finding a new image. The way that image appears changes over the course of his career, but the method remains, supported by verbs such as situating, observing, translating or repeating.

The exhibition is curated by Blanca Arias. Museu Can Framis is a museum in Barcelona that hosts exhibitions and cultural activities, and in this case presents a set designed to follow an artist's practice from one of its most experimental stages.