The Cadaqués Collection explores the relationship between matter, memory, and territory

It begins from a place — Cadaqués — understood not as a geography, but as an inner condition: a territory with the vocation of an island, without being one. It allows me to explore belonging and resonance beyond the physical border. The collection is not closed; it remains alive. It expands over time, incorporating new pieces that deepen its dialogue with matter, landscape, and memory — each work becoming another layer in an evolving territory. How matter can think and narrate, hold memory, tension, and stillness at once — using light as a language of the invisible. How the Mediterranean can be expressed not as an image, but as an embodied experience. The collection gives each piece its own name. Many of them pay tribute to those who chose to settle in a territory not out of proximity, but out of affinity — enriching the landscape with nuance and meaning.