Palmadotze. Pop-up a Barcelona

Since 1989, PALMADOTZE art gallery has focused on the dissemination of contemporary art with exhibitions of emerging artists and established creators in both the national and international scene. 

After 23 years located in the city of Vilafranca del Penedès, in 2019 PALMADOTZE moves to Mas Pujó, a 15th century Catalan country house in Santa Margarida i els Monjos, Barcelona. Motivated by the need to reinvent itself, aims to propose new formulas for dissemination and promotion of contemporary art that bring particularity and dynamism to its exhibition programme. The peculiarity of the region allows to highlight the connection between Art/Landscape/Wine through the similarities and parallelisms existing between the respect for nature, inseparable from wine elaboration, and the processes of creation. 

Palmadotze pop-up during Barcelona Gallery Weekend 2025: Ptge. de Mercader, 18, L'Eixample, 08008 Barcelona.

Represented artists:

Antoni Abad, Pep Agut, Alfonso Borragán, Marti Guixé, Rogelio López Cuenca, José Maldonado, Marta Marcé, Mateo Maté, Eva Miquel, Miralda, David Mocha, Mariona Moncunill, Muntadas, Pere Noguera, Rabascall, Benet Rosell, Claudia Terstappen, Nazif Topçuoglu, Jaume Xifra.
Artistes en col·laboració: Violeta Mayoral, Pedro Torres

Palmadotze Gallery presents, in pop-up format in Barcelona, the project 'It's you' (2023) by artist Susanna Inglada, an immersive proposal that marks a turning point in her artistic career.

For the first time, Inglada moves away from the representation of the human body to explore an organic universe, where large plant structures - flowers, roots, stems and bark of monumental dimensions - radically transform the exhibition space. The forms emerge from the ceiling, inverting the usual perception and inviting the viewer to get lost in a setting that questions the limits between earth and sky.

The piece is inspired by the testimony of a Wayuu weaver from Colombia, who conceives of nature as a living being with which to maintain a relationship of respect and care. This vision resonates with the artist, who is personally and familiarly connected to the rural world and serves her to reflect on the loss of ancestral knowledge and the need to recover the connection with natural cycles.

Through this installation, Inglada realises how our patriarchal western society has wanted to control nature, as well as women's bodies, trying to dominate and manipulate them at will. The work thus opens up a critical view of the power structures that have repressed that which they cannot control - disorder, the body, nature - and raises the urgent need to rethink these links based on listening and respect.

With 'It's you', Susanna Inglada proposes a visual and emotional experience that challenges the body and the conscience, in a poetic call to re-establish our relationship with nature from a new point of view: more attentive, humble and alive.