This Abandoned Spanish Convent Is Filled with Impactful Artworks
As part of a two-month residency hosting over 50 multidisciplinary artists.
Void Projects, a cultural project founded by multi-faceted artist Axel Void, is launching a new initiative called Creença. The creative endeavor is essentially a two-month residency that will host over 50 local, national, and international artists to create diverse artworks in a 19th-century convent in Catalonia, Spain. The residency will culminate in a three-day event that spotlights live performances and open discussions. Participating artists include Ernest Zacharevic, Axel Void, Sekone, Gabriel Coca, Ivan Floro, Ed Zumba, Bernie Puig, Julia Santa Olalla, and more.
“Creença intends to foster a sense of community within our movement and reinforce the ideology of dialogue and cohabitation between artists during the creative process. Searching together for a commonplace between tradition and progressive thoughts,” said Void Projects.
Browse through the gallery above to preview select works from the residency and then head over to Void Projects’ official Instagram page to learn more. In other art news, seminal Japanese artist Ryoji Ikeda currently has a monumental show at Centre Pompidou in France that features massive audiovisual installations.
