curator of The guided hand Pilar Bonet, to delve deeper into some of the leading  issues of the exhibition.

​ After the conversation, attendees will have free entry to the exhibition.

Visionary women born in the 19th century, such as Josefa Tolrà and Madge Gill, foresaw that their works were necessary energies to heal an overly materialistic future; the Swedish artist Hilma af Klint determined in her will that her works should be presented to the public at least 20 years after her death, since that would be when we can "hear" them; Emma Kunz, researcher and artist with a holistic vision, wrote "my works are for the 21st century"; and for the inspired Julia Aguilar the paintings and writings were "works for eternity". None of them were subsidiary artists of art styles or modes. They all predict a future without a future, and they know that any social, scientific or digital revolt must also be a spiritual transformation from the politics of love and in the protection of life, the world and the universe.

Pilar Bonet

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