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On <\/span>Saturday, <\/span>May <\/span><\/strong>10th<\/strong>, <\/span>Poblenou <\/span>Urban <\/span>District <\/span>celebrates <\/span>the <\/span>thirteenth <\/span>edition <\/span>of <\/span>Poblenou <\/span>Open <\/span><\/strong>Day<\/strong>, <\/span>opening <\/span>the <\/span>doors <\/span>of <\/span>more <\/span>than <\/span>50 <\/span>spaces <\/span>in <\/span>the <\/span>Creative <\/span>Community.<\/span><\/p>\n During <\/span>Open <\/span>Day, <\/span>you <\/span>have <\/span>a <\/span>date <\/span>with <\/span>art. <\/span>This <\/span>year <\/span>we <\/span>celebrate <\/span>the <\/span>tenth <\/span>anniversary <\/span>of <\/span>the <\/span>Windows <\/span>Art <\/span>Circuit (WAC), <\/span><\/strong>the <\/span>must-<\/span>see <\/span>circuit <\/span>for <\/span>art <\/span>lovers, <\/span>where <\/span>you <\/span>can <\/span>witness <\/span>the <\/span>work <\/span>of <\/span>more <\/span>than <\/span>twenty <\/span>artists <\/span>live, <\/span>all <\/span>previously <\/span>selected <\/span>by <\/span>a <\/span>jury <\/span>of <\/span>artists <\/span>and <\/span>cultural <\/span>professionals.<\/span><\/p>\n D\u00e8lia Rodr\u00edguez<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Emerging artist with two main lines of work. One explores innocence, intimacy, and refuge through playful and absurd elements, often related to personal experiences. The other focuses on archives and memory, using traces of the past to reflect on its continuous presence, an attempt to preserve what is at risk of disappearing.<\/p>\n Ant\u00f3n Seoane<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n An artist whose first creative facet was graffiti. Alongside a network of collaborators, he develops projects in the industrial, graphic, and artistic fields. He has experimented with multiple creative disciplines such as photography and tattooing, but ultimately focuses on the decorative field, primarily working with aerosols. His work portrays the imagery of cinema and comics, two of his other passions.<\/p>\n Juani Bengali<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Juani Bengali is the creative project of Ana Garc\u00eda L\u00f3pez, an illustrator, designer, and architect currently based in Barcelona. She loves vibrant colors, playing with shapes, creating characters, and through art, bringing smiles.<\/p>\n Plain Jein is a muralist, illustrator, and graphic designer born and raised in Barcelona. For the past nine years, she has been a graffiti writer, but in the last three years, she has focused more on mural art, bringing her illustrations and strange ideas to the walls. She enjoys giving a voice to social issues with a touch of humor, aiming to either discomfort or comfort the viewer.<\/p>\n Paloma<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Chilean artist whose work focuses on what can be created from collections of images. These “pictorial collages” reflect and interpret, through visual language, the idiosyncrasies of our society, bringing together and interconnecting the beauty of stories and the impact of images from the more plastic culture.<\/p>\n Kst<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Andr\u00e9s de la Bastida (Kst) is an Ecuadorian visual artist born in Gal\u00e1pagos. An architect by training, he has developed as an illustrator and muralist, exploring the intersection between the traditional and the contemporary.<\/p>\n KONAIR<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Konair<\/strong> is a prominent urban artist from Barcelona, known for his iconic representation of bitten popsicles in his works. His style merges elements of pop art, surrealism, and graffiti, creating vibrant and colorful images that adorn the streets of Barcelona. His work has significantly contributed to the city’s urban landscape, becoming a key reference in contemporary street art.<\/p>\n Rockaxson<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Passionate about visual creativity, he focuses his work on Street Photography, Paste-Up, and urban art. Through his lens and interventions, he seeks to capture the essence of the city and transform spaces with a unique perspective.<\/p>\n And <\/span>to <\/span>celebrate <\/span>the <\/span>10th <\/span>anniversary <\/span>of <\/span>the <\/span>Windows <\/span>Art <\/span>Circuit, <\/span>a <\/span>number <\/span>of <\/span>guest <\/span>artists <\/span>will <\/span>also <\/span>be <\/span>participating:<\/span><\/p>\n Aleix <\/span>Font<\/span><\/strong><\/a>EL SOLAR<\/h3>\n
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Through <\/span>compositions <\/span>that <\/span>oscillate <\/span>between <\/span>minimalism <\/span>and <\/span>complexity, <\/span>this <\/span>Catalan <\/span>artist <\/span>explores <\/span>the <\/span>tension <\/span>between <\/span>chaos <\/span>and <\/span>structure, <\/span>between <\/span>the <\/span>individual <\/span>and <\/span>the <\/span>collective, <\/span>inviting <\/span>the <\/span>viewer <\/span>to <\/span>question <\/span>how <\/span>we <\/span>inhabit <\/span>space <\/span>and <\/span>construct <\/span>meaning.<\/span><\/p>\n