Image: Can Framis Museum, Barcelona
Museu Can Framis Museum in Barcelona is drawing attention to the last days to see Antoni Forcada’s installation 'Paisatges de l'ànima' at Museu Can Mario in Palafrugell. The museum’s social media post identifies the work as an ephemeral installation and directs viewers to a related interview with the artist about the mounting process.
The announcement was published on 17 July 2026 and presents the installation as a current offering for visitors in Palafrugell. No closing date is provided in the source material, but the message clearly states that the work is nearing the end of its run. The post also uses informal language to invite audiences to come and see the piece before it is no longer on view.
The installation’s title, 'Paisatges de l'ànima', suggests a project focused on atmosphere or interiority, although the source does not elaborate on its content or imagery. What the museum does confirm is the work’s format: Forcada’s installations are described as ephemeral, underscoring the temporary nature of the presentation and the process of assembly behind it.
Alongside the exhibition notice, the museum shared a link to an interview with Forcada, presented as a way to learn more about the construction of his temporary installations. The linked video is titled 'Entrevista a Antoni Forcada - Paisatges de l'ànima' and is hosted on YouTube. The source material does not quote the interview or summarize its contents.
The notice comes from Can Framis Museum, which is part of the Fundació Vila Casas network in Barcelona, but the post itself concerns Museu Can Mario in Palafrugell rather than an event at Can Framis. The institution’s message functions as a public reminder for visitors following the museum’s programming and related artist content online.
Forcada’s installation remains available for a limited time at Museu Can Mario in Palafrugell, with the museum urging viewers to catch it during its final days.
