Diàlegs amb la Natura, Regina Saura + Rita Roqueta

The Fundació Mies van der Rohe presents Diàlegs amb la Natura, the artistic intervention in which Regina Saura and Rita Roqueta transform the Mies van der Rohe Pavilion into an artistic and architectural reflection that explores the relationship between art, nature, and technology.

The autumn colors spread over the water and the glass. Subject to the audience and atmospheric phenomena, the work changes at every moment, revealing the harmony of the dialogue between nature and architecture.

With the aim of raising awareness about the preservation of nature and the need to reconnect with it in an increasingly digital and accelerated world, it invites us to participate as we pass through it and also in two events:

Sunday 23 November participatory gathering dressed in the red of autumn
17:00 h – Dance performance: El silenci del cos, Sergio Bernal
18:00 h – Presentation by Regina Saura and Rita Roqueta
18:30 h – Forest of Messages with everyone’s voice
20:00 h – Closing

Tuesday 9 December discussion on art, architecture, nature, and artificial intelligence as new forms of interaction and creation.
17:00 h – Dialogue with AI: Laboratory of the Senses
with Lluís Sentís, Ariadna Cortés, Josep Ferrando, Regina Saura, and Rita Roqueta

The intervention can be visited from 21 November to 9 December. It is included in the entrance fee.
You can reserve your invitation for the opening
You can reserve your invitation for the closing

Regina Saura (Barcelona, ​​1955) has a degree in Philosophy and Letters from the University of Barcelona and higher studies in graphic design and photography from the Elisava School. She began her artistic career in 1984 when she exhibited for the first time at the Sirena Gallery located in Cadaqués and a year later, in 1985, at the René Metras Gallery in a group show. Since then, she has held countless exhibitions in museums, art centers and galleries around the world, from Japan to the United States, passing through northern Europe and Russia. The exhibition she held at the Saint Petersburg Museum in Moscow in Russia stands out, where they acquired one of the pieces exhibited to incorporate it into their private collection.

Rita Roqueta Saura (Barcelona, 1982) is an architect trained at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. With international experience in Europe and the Americas, she has developed both public and private projects, particularly in competitions and early design phases, working on typologies such as student residences, museums, memorials, and cultural facilities. She identifies with the concept of the illusionist architect, which stems from her experience in the worlds of theatre and magic. Her work explores light, perception, and narrative to shape creative and immersive spaces with an artistic and contemporary approach.