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At Artnobel, we don’t celebrate the predictable. That’s why we invite you to look beyond the frame—both literally and symbolically—with “Fuera de marco”, the exhibition shaking up museum conventions at CaixaForum Barcelona.
Here, Rineke Dijkstra and Philippe Parreno don’t just exhibit artworks—they transform them. Dijkstra replaces the painting with the emotional echoes of those who behold it. In “The Night Watch”, Rembrandt’s absence becomes a powerful collective mirror: we see faces, not canvas; we feel, more than we observe. The artwork is born in the reaction, not the representation.
Parreno, on the other hand, resurrects Goya through a contemporary lens. His video installation immerses us in an atmosphere that’s not only seen—it’s breathed. Through light and sound, the Black Paintings leave the wall to surround us. We don’t visit the work—we step inside it.
Both artists blur the line between viewer and creation. The gallery becomes a living space where personal experience is the true event. “Fuera de marco” is not something you look at—it’s something you inhabit.
Are you ready to stop viewing art and start living it?
Fuera de marco
CaixaForum, Barcelona
Until October 26, 2025
Read more in Issue 25 of our bilingual magazine, ARTNOBEL Inspiration Review of Contemporary Art.