‘Paisatge ombrívol’, by Amparo Sard

This exhibition in the convent church of Sant Domingo is part of the new edition of the Pollença Festival, which last year also opened its doors to the plastic arts with an exhibition of sculptures by Joan Cortés.

It is an install of the Majorcan Amparo Sard (1973), a multidisciplinary artist whose work is part of some of the most important collections of contemporary art: the MOMA and the Guggenheim in New York, the Deutsche Bank of Berlin the Teylers Museum and the CODA Museum, both in the Netherlands.

In 2009 he was invited to participate in I have a dream, a traveling collective exhibition in honor of Martin Luther King in which will also take part international artists like Tichard Hamilton, Louise Bourgeois and Luis Gordillo, among others.

Paisatge ombrívol  (Landscape shady) is a luminous tree that rises in the middle of the baroque temple complete with a polyphony of Spanish composer Cristobal de Morales (1500-1553).