Myrolabyrinth Art Museum

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The space, with its parasol-shaped concrete roof stretching out toward the coast, offers a sensation like walking through the mind of an artist. The garden designed by Joan Miró is made up of sculptures scattered along its walking paths, so that with every step, new and mysterious forms reveal themselves, as if within a labyrinth. Light passes between the concrete and stone, shaping the shadows of the sculptures that fill the terrace. At the center of the maze stands an iron sculpture called La Fourche, its tip reaching out toward the sea. In this space, where Joan Miró's imagination flows, it is not time but inspiration that flows, as if a journey to somewhere were just beginning.