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Playing the strings of a boundless echo, where everything seems to originate from a dream, "The Smell of Bitter Almonds" rhythmically intertwines an opulent and elevated modernist consciousness with a genuine populism, formal rigor, ancestral roots, and futuristic experimentations. Through paintings and sculptures spanning different generations, this exhibition is inspired by Gabriel García Márquez's "Love in the Time of Cholera," first published in 1985, and borrows its title from a phrase within the novel.
Aligned with the multidirectional, chronological, and …