A new cultural horizon between Reus and Tarragona
Recently, the Cal Massó de Reus and Mèdol art centers in Tarragona have launched an initiative to consolidate a cultural collaboration network. This alliance seeks not only to share resources, but also to foster a cultural balance that benefits both cities.
A joint perspective in artistic creation
Vicent Fibla, director of Mèdol, emphasized that the purpose of this collaboration is not to manage the event and the other only provides the space, but that it works in common projects that integrate the contributions of All.
The ‘Lore’ premiere: an immersive experience
The first work that opens this synergy is ‘Lore’, created by Leo Pum. This installation invites to explore identity through video game formats and the world of role -playing games, with an environment that incorporates obsolete technological elements.
A project that goes beyond municipal borders
The Minister of Culture in Tarragona, Sandra Ramos, emphasized the importance of this collaboration as an extension of the metropolitan area of the Camp de Tarragona, emphasizing that culture is a fundamental element that must be considered in metropolitan integration. .
A union with shared goals
Daniel Recasens, Councilor for Culture of Reus, said that, despite the geographical separation, both cities share a similar vision and aspire to enrich cultural dialogue within the territory.
Complementary activities to enrich the experience
The installation ‘Lore’ will be available for three days in Cal Massó, with activities that go beyond visual art, including musical performances by the Transfmenine artist Bella Báguena and a DJ session with Guillem Sarrià, which will close the event.
Reflections on identity in a digital context
Through a series of screens representing the digital world, ‘Lore’ invites attendees to reflect on the concept of identity, integrating elements that contrast the analog world with digital, and offering a unique and innovative experience.
